Cookie Policy - Lanting Loom

Last updated July 25, 2026

This Cookie Policy explains how Lanting Loom may use cookies and similar technologies on lantingloom.com, what they do, and how you can manage your choices.

1. About cookies

Cookies are small text files placed on a browser or device. Similar technologies—including local storage, pixels and software-development kits—may perform related functions. They can remember a shopping bag, keep an account secure, retain preferences, measure website use or support advertising.

Cookies may be set by Lanting Loom (“first-party”) or by another service used on the website (“third-party”). Session cookies expire when the browser closes; persistent cookies remain until their stated expiry or until deleted.

2. Types of cookies we may use

Strictly necessary

Required for security, network management, consent records, shopping-bag, checkout and account functions. The store may not work correctly without them.

Preferences

Remember choices such as language, currency, region or display settings where these features are enabled.

Analytics

Help us understand visits, navigation and performance so we can improve the experience. Where required, these are used only after consent.

Marketing

May measure campaigns, limit repeated advertising or help provide more relevant messages. Where required, these are used only after consent.

3. Cookies and providers in use

WooCommerce normally uses essential cookies to maintain sessions and remember cart contents. WordPress may use cookies for logged-in users and administrative functions. The final list depends on the payment, analytics, marketing, translation, review and security services activated before launch.

Third-party providers can change their technologies independently. Review this list regularly and whenever a new plugin, embedded service or advertising tool is introduced.

4. Managing your choices

Where required, the website should display a consent tool that allows you to accept or reject optional categories and later change your selection. Strictly necessary cookies cannot generally be disabled through that tool because they support services you request.

You can also block or delete cookies using browser settings. Doing so may remove saved preferences, sign you out, empty the shopping bag or prevent checkout and account features from operating correctly.

Some browsers offer “Do Not Track” or similar signals. Because industry responses are not uniform, the final consent platform should be configured to recognise legally required preference signals in the markets served.