Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files a website saves to your computer, phone, or tablet so it can recognize you and remember details about your visit — nearly every major website uses them in some form, and we and some of our partners are no exception.

When you first visit, a banner lets you choose which of the following categories to allow. Strictly Necessary cookies are always on; the rest only load if you say yes:

• Strictly Necessary — needed for basic things like staying logged into your account, your cart, and checkout. The site can't work correctly without these, so they can't be switched off.
• Analytics — help us see how the site is actually being used (Google Analytics), so we can understand and improve how it performs.
• Functionality — remember choices you've made, so returning visitors get a more consistent experience.
• Marketing — help make the ads you see, on our site or elsewhere, more relevant to your interests (Google Ads, Meta/Facebook Pixel), and let us measure how well our ads work. They don't increase how many ads you see, just how relevant they are.

You can change your choice at any time — click “Cookie Settings” in the footer of any page to reopen the preferences panel and update which categories are allowed.

Most browsers also let you clear existing cookies and block new ones from being set more broadly — check your browser's help menu, or a resource like allaboutcookies.org, for step-by-step instructions. Keep in mind that blocking cookies broadly can affect how well the site works for you.

Cookies set by third parties are outside our control — to manage those, you'll need to go through that third party's own settings or privacy tools directly.

A few outside services set their own cookies when you use our site, and only once you've allowed the matching category above. We don't control what these companies do with that data — their own privacy policies govern that. You can also opt out of interest-based advertising more broadly through the Your Online Choices platform at youronlinechoices.com.

• Google Analytics (Analytics) — gives us anonymized data on how the site is visited and used. See Google's privacy policy for details and opt-out options.
• Google Ads (Marketing) — measures and improves the ads that brought you here, and lets us show relevant ads to past visitors.
• Meta / Facebook Pixel (Marketing) — helps us measure and improve the relevance of ads shown on Facebook and Instagram.

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time — it's worth checking back here occasionally to stay current.