B2B clothing distributor Different Fashion Cookie Policy

What is a "cookie"?
A cookie is a small text file that a website installs on your computer or mobile device when you visit it.

Origin «cookies» are «cookies» installed by the website you are visiting. Only this site can read them. In addition, websites can use external services that also set their own "cookies": these are so-called third-party "cookies".

Persistent "cookies" are stored on your computer and are not automatically deleted when you close your browser, unlike session "cookies", which are deleted when you close your browser.
Each time you visit a B2B clothing distributor Different Fashion website, you are asked to accept or refuse the installation of "cookies".

The aim is to allow the site to remember your preferences (username, language, etc.) for a certain period of time.

This way, you don't have to indicate them again while you browse the site during the same visit.

How do we use "cookies"?

The websites of the European B2B clothing distributor Different Fashion mainly use "cookies" of origin, which are exclusively installed and controlled by B2B clothing distributor Different Fashion , without the interference of external organizations.


The three types of origin "cookies" that we use serve to:

save visitor preferences
ensure the proper functioning of our websites
collect analytical data (about user behavior)

Visitor Preferences

These "cookies", which are installed by us and which only we can read:
It supports essential features associated with your language, your location and your shopping cart.


Functional "Cookies"

There are "cookies" without which certain pages do not work, so their installation does not depend on your consent, In particular:

authentication cookies
technical "cookies", mandatory for certain computer systems

Authentication "cookies"

These "cookies" are stored when you log in to a B2B clothing distributor Different Fashion site through the authentication service (EU Login). When starting a session, you are accepting the confidentiality policy associated with that service.

Technical "cookies"

Without these the web would not function properly.
For example:
Determines whether your browser has Javascript enabled
Maintain a secure session during your visit
Allow Estimate Visitor Bandwidth

We do not use:
Analytical "Cookies" and third-party "Cookies"

How to manage "cookies"?

Delete "cookies" from your device

To delete all the «cookies» already installed on your device, clear your browser's browsing history. This action deletes all "cookies" from all the websites you have visited.

However, bear in mind that you may also lose some saved information (login data, preferences, etc.).

Managing site-specific cookies

For more detailed information on how to control the specific "cookies" of a certain site, consult the privacy and "cookies" parameters of your browser

Block «cookies»

Most modern browsers allow you to prevent the installation of "cookies" on your device. If you choose to do this, you may have to manually adjust some preferences each time you visit a site or page. and some services and features may not work properly (eg login with your profile).

Exemptions from the consent requirement

The Cookie Act provides for two exemptions to the consent requirement, in particular:

The communication exemption that applies to cookies and other trackers whose sole purpose is to carry out the transmission of a communication over a network (e.g., identify communication endpoints; allow data items to be exchanged in their intended order; detect transmission errors or data loss);
Example: You use a load balancing cookie to distribute network traffic across different servers. The cookie's sole purpose is to identify one of the servers (i.e. a communication endpoint), so it falls under the communication exemption.

The strictly necessary exemption that applies to cookies and other trackers essential to provide an “information society service” (i.e., a service delivered over the internet, such as a website or an application) requested by the user.
Example: Your e-commerce site uses a session cookie that allows users to "hold" items in their cart while using the site or for the duration of a session. In this case, technical cookies, necessary for the purchase process, are explicitly requested by the user when adding an item to the cart. Likewise, cookies used to remember a user's language preferences may be on the required waiver.

This website only uses “cookies” that are strictly necessary for the proper functioning of the website and visitor experience.