Privacy Policy

This page explains how personal information is used when you browse our reusable drinkware store, place an order, subscribe, or ask for help.

Information involved

We receive details you provide, such as your name, email, telephone number, delivery and billing addresses, order selections, and customer-service messages. Payment services handle payment details and provide transaction status. Website interactions may also generate device, browser, IP address, cookie, and browsing information.

Why information is used

We use relevant information to operate the store, process orders, arrange delivery, answer questions, handle returns, prevent misuse, and keep required records. If you choose to subscribe, we use your email for the updates you requested, with an unsubscribe option.

Cookies and choices

Necessary cookies support functions such as the cart and checkout. Optional analytics or advertising cookies, where enabled and permitted, can help measure visits or campaign performance. Use any privacy or consent controls displayed on the site to manage available choices.

Sharing and retention

Information is shared as needed with Shopify and service providers involved in payment, delivery, support, security, and other store operations. Disclosure may also be required by law. We keep information for as long as reasonably needed for these purposes and applicable recordkeeping duties. Reasonable safeguards help protect it, but no online system can promise absolute security.

Your requests

Depending on where you live, you may have rights to access, correct, delete, obtain a copy of, or restrict certain uses of your information, including applicable opt-out rights. Email careygibson1915041@gmail.com to describe your request. We may verify your identity before acting. See Contact Us for other contact channels, or use Your Privacy Choices where applicable.

Children and updates

The store is intended for adult purchasers, including adults buying kids' drinkware, rather than collecting information directly from children. Tell us if you believe a child has provided personal information. We may update this page as practices or requirements change; the version published here describes our current approach.