The cookies and similar technologies we use on this website, what they do, and how to change your choices.
Last updated 21 September 2026
Cookies are small text files that a website saves on your device when you visit. They let the site remember things, such as the fact that you are signed in or what is in your basket. Websites can also use similar technologies, such as your browser’s local storage, which work in much the same way. In this policy, “cookies” covers both.
We keep our use of cookies to a minimum. Most of the cookies we use are strictly necessary. They keep the website secure, let you sign in, protect our forms from misuse and remember your basket as you move through checkout. Because the website cannot work without them, we do not need your consent to use them, and they cannot be switched off.
We would also like to use marketing cookies that record which link, search or campaign brought you to our website, so that we can see which of our marketing is working. We only use these if you agree. We do not use cookies for advertising, and we do not let advertisers place cookies on our website.
When you first visit our website, we ask whether you agree to optional cookies. You can accept them, reject them or choose which types to allow. Rejecting them will not affect how the website works.
You can change or withdraw your consent at any time using the buttons in the list below. We save your choice so that we do not have to ask you on every visit, and we will ask you again from time to time.
You can also block or delete cookies in your browser’s settings. If you block strictly necessary cookies, parts of the website, such as signing in and checkout, will not work.
The list below is kept up to date by Cookiebot, which scans our website regularly. It shows every cookie we use, what it does, who sets it and how long it lasts.
Our pages use the Inter typeface, which we serve from our own website, so no font provider is involved. The exception is our error and maintenance pages, which load it from Google Fonts. That sets no cookies, but it does mean your browser connects to Google’s servers, which receive your IP address.
For more about how we use personal information, including your rights, read our privacy policy. If you have any questions about cookies, email us at [email protected].
