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Cookie Policy

Last updated 05/2024

In order to improve the services we provide to you, our website uses cookies. Cookies are small files that store information in your browser and are commonly used to distinguish between individual users. The user cannot, however, be identified from this information. Cookies therefore help, for example:

  • to make our website work correctly, so that the purchase process can be completed with as little difficulty as possible;
  • to remember our customers’ log-in details, so that they do not have to enter them every time;
  • to find out which pages and features visitors use most often; on that basis we can tailor our offering as closely as possible to your requirements;
  • to help us find out which adverts visitors view most often, so that the same advert is not shown to them over and over as they browse, or so that they are not shown adverts for goods they are not interested in.

You can find further general information about cookies here, for example.

Which cookies we use:

In terms of the function each cookie performs, cookies can be divided into:

  • conversion cookies, which allow us to analyse the performance of different sales channels
  • tracking cookies, which — combined with conversion cookies — help analyse the performance of different sales channels
  • remarketing cookies, which we use to personalise advertising content and target it correctly
  • analytical cookies, which help us make our website more comfortable to use by understanding how visitors use it
  • essential cookies, which are important for the basic functioning of the website

Some cookies may collect information that is subsequently used by third parties and that, for example, directly supports our advertising activities (so-called “third-party cookies”). For instance, information about the products bought by visitors to our website may be shown to an advertising agency so that we can better tailor the display of online advertising banners on the websites you visit. You cannot, however, be identified from this data.