TERMS OF SERVICE
At the site, we believe in being upfront about how things work—so you always know where you stand. We’ve laid out the key points here, focusing on what we commit to and what falls within your responsibility.
Our Commitment to You
We want every interaction to be built on clarity. That starts with making sure you understand the journey of your order and how we safeguard the details you entrust to us. The following sections break down the important moments of ownership, risk, and data handling.
What You Own and When
You become the legal owner of your items once three things have happened: you’ve submitted your order, you’ve completed payment, and we’ve sent you a confirmation that we’ve accepted it. At that point, the title to the products you’ve purchased officially becomes yours. This is a distinct step from the physical delivery process, which is covered separately below.
What You're Responsible For During Shipping
While ownership is confirmed at acceptance, the responsibility for any loss or damage to the items shifts at a different stage. The risk of loss or damage is transferred to you only when we hand your order over to the carrier for delivery. From that handover moment, the physical safety of the package is your responsibility as it travels to you.
The Information You Share With Us
To serve you properly, we need a few pieces of information. Whether you’re completing a purchase or signing up to be part of our database, we ask for:
- your name
- your email address
- your date of birth
This allows us to keep you in the loop about products that might interest you, our latest updates, and upcoming events. It’s simply how we maintain a connection with you.
Our Promise About Your Data
We hold a strict line on your privacy. Your personal information is never sold, rented, or handed over to any other party. That is a non-negotiable part of how we operate.
Your Control and Our Use of Cookies
Navigating our site means you’re agreeing to the terms laid out in our current Privacy Policy. If you find that you disagree with any part of it, you should not use the site. To deliver the website to you, we may use cookies—a small amount of data that carries an anonymous unique identifier, sent from a website’s computer to your browser and then stored on your computer’s hard drive.
Where to Find Full Details
For a complete picture of how we manage data protection and our use of cookies, please refer to our full Privacy Policy. It contains all the specifics you’ll need.