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We use cookies on www.bazaarofdesignora.com and its related domains (together, the “Website”), as explained in this Cookie Policy. Below, you can find clear information about the cookies we use, why we use them, how consent works, and how you can manage your choices.
Please note: cookies used by the Website may change when our ecommerce platform, plugins, payment services, security tools or analytics configuration are updated. The cookie banner and this policy should therefore be read together.
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Last Update: July 2026
General Information
Who is responsible for cookies on the Website?
3D TEXTILE PATTERN SRL, the Romanian company operating under the Designora Studio brand and its sub-brands, including Bazaar Of Designora, is responsible for the cookies and similar technologies that it chooses to use on the Website.
Some third-party services may also place or access cookies when their tools are used on the Website. Where they determine their own purposes and methods of processing, their own privacy and cookie notices also apply.
What does this Cookie Policy cover?
This policy covers cookies and similar technologies used on www.bazaarofdesignora.com and related domains. It explains what cookies are, the categories we use, which cookies require consent, how Google Analytics works on the Website, and how you can disable or delete cookies.
This policy does not replace the privacy notices of third-party websites or services that you may access through external links.
How does this Cookie Policy relate to the Privacy Policy?
This Cookie Policy focuses specifically on cookies and similar technologies. Our Privacy Policy explains more broadly how we collect, use, store, share and protect personal data, as well as the rights you have regarding that data.
What should you know about cookies?
A cookie is a small piece of data, typically consisting of letters and numbers, that a website sends to your browser. Your browser may then store the cookie on your computer, tablet or mobile device for a period that depends on the type of cookie.
Cookies allow websites to recognize a device, maintain a session and remember actions or preferences. They may, for example, keep products in a shopping cart, remember a language or location, support secure checkout, or help us understand how the Website is used.
What are similar technologies?
Websites may also use technologies such as pixels, tags, scripts, local storage and similar identifiers. They may operate differently from traditional cookies but can serve related purposes, such as remembering preferences, measuring Website activity or supporting security. In this policy, references to “cookies” may also include these comparable technologies where appropriate.
Are cookies personal data?
A cookie does not always identify you by name. However, cookie identifiers, IP addresses, device information and browsing activity may identify or single out a person directly or indirectly, especially when combined with other information. Where cookie-related information is personal data, we handle it in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable data-protection law.
Types of Cookies
What is the difference between first-party and third-party cookies?
First-party cookies are placed by the Website domain itself. Third-party cookies are placed or accessed by another service whose technology is integrated into the Website, such as an analytics, payment, security or embedded-content provider.
What is the difference between session and persistent cookies?
Session cookies are temporary and usually remain active only until you close your browser. Persistent cookies remain on your device until their expiration date or until you delete them. Some persistent cookies remember preferences or recognize a returning browser.
What cookies do we use?
We use different types of cookies on the Website:
- Essential technical cookies, which are strictly necessary for the Website to function correctly and to provide services requested by you.
- Preference cookies, which allow us to remember choices such as your preferred language and location.
- Statistics cookies, which allow us to generate statistical reports about how visitors use the Website.
What are essential technical cookies?
Essential technical cookies support core functions such as navigation, secure sessions, account access, shopping-cart continuity, checkout, fraud prevention and recording your cookie choices. Without them, some requested services may not work properly.
Because these cookies are required to provide the Website or a service you actively request, they may be used without opt-in consent where permitted by law. You can still block them through your browser, but doing so may prevent parts of the Website from functioning.
What are preference cookies?
Preference cookies remember choices you make, such as language, region or location settings. They help the Website provide a more consistent experience when you return. Where a preference cookie is not strictly necessary, it will be treated as a non-essential cookie and used only after consent.
What are statistics cookies?
Statistics cookies help us understand how the Website is used. They may tell us which pages are visited, how visitors move through the Website, how long pages take to load and whether errors occur. We use this information to improve Website performance, navigation and content.
Our statistics cookies include Google Analytics cookies, described in the Google Analytics section below.
Do we use advertising or targeting cookies?
This policy describes the essential, preference and statistics cookies selected for the Website. If advertising, remarketing or social-media tracking cookies are introduced later, they must be listed in the Website’s cookie settings and will be treated as non-essential cookies requiring consent where applicable.
How long do cookies remain on my device?
The duration depends on the cookie. Session cookies normally expire when the browser closes. Persistent cookies remain until their specified expiration date or until you delete them. Third-party providers may set their own durations, which are governed by their technical configuration and notices.
Cookie Consent
When do you ask for cookie consent?
When you visit the Website for the first time, we ask for your consent to non-essential cookies through a cookie consent banner. We may ask again if your saved preference expires, you clear browser storage, the Website cannot retrieve your previous choice, or our cookie purposes or providers change materially.
Which cookies are used before I provide consent?
Before you opt in, we use only cookies that are strictly necessary to operate the Website and provide services you request. We do not serve non-essential preference, statistics or analytics cookies before consent where consent is required.
Can I accept or reject non-essential cookies?
Yes. You are free to accept or reject non-essential cookies through the cookie consent banner. Refusing them will not prevent you from browsing the main content or placing an order, although some optional functions or personalized settings may be unavailable.
Can I choose which types of cookies to accept?
Where the cookie banner provides category settings, you can choose which non-essential categories to allow. Essential cookies remain active because they are needed for requested Website functions.
Are non-essential cookies disabled by default?
Yes. If you do not provide opt-in consent, we will not serve you our non-essential cookies. Silence, inactivity or simply continuing to browse is not treated as consent.
How is my cookie choice remembered?
A strictly necessary consent cookie or similar record may store your selection so that the Website can respect it. This record may include the categories selected, the date of your choice and the version of the consent notice.
Can I change or withdraw my consent later?
Yes. You can change your decision at any time through the cookie settings available on the Website or by clearing or blocking cookies through your browser or device. Withdrawing consent applies to future use and does not make earlier consent-based processing unlawful.
Will withdrawing consent remove cookies already stored on my device?
Not necessarily. The Website may be able to stop using or remove some non-essential cookies, but third-party cookies may remain until they expire or you delete them through your browser. The browser instructions below explain how to remove stored cookies.
What happens if I reject non-essential cookies?
You can still use the Website, but we may not be able to provide the best possible user experience. For example, some preferences may not be remembered and we may receive less information about Website performance and errors.
Managing and Disabling Cookies
When do you ask for cookie consent?
You can manage cookies through the Website’s cookie settings and through your browser or device. Most browsers allow you to block all cookies, block third-party cookies, delete stored cookies, or control cookies for individual websites.
Deleting or blocking essential cookies may sign you out, empty a saved shopping cart, reset your preferences or prevent checkout and payment functions from operating correctly.
Where can I find browser cookie-management instructions?
Apple Safari: Apple Safari cookie settings
Google Chrome: Google Chrome cookie settings
Mozilla Firefox: Firefox cookie settings
Internet Explorer: Internet Explorer cookie settings
Microsoft Edge: Microsoft Edge privacy and browsing-data settings
Can browser settings override my Website choice?
Yes. Browser blocking, private-browsing mode, privacy extensions or automatic deletion settings may prevent cookies from being stored even after you consent. They may also delete the consent record, causing the cookie banner to appear again.
What happens if I disable all cookies?
If you disable all cookies, the Website may be unable to maintain your session, keep products in your cart, remember login status, process checkout correctly or retain your preferences. Blocking only non-essential cookies usually has less impact on core shopping functions.
Third-Party Cookies and Services
Can third parties place cookies on the Website?
Yes. Third-party services integrated into the Website may place or access cookies when their functions are used. These may include analytics, payment, security, hosting or embedded-content services. Their cookies may be essential to a service you request or non-essential, depending on their purpose.
Do payment providers use cookies?
Payment providers may use cookies or similar technologies to establish a secure payment session, prevent fraud, authenticate a transaction and complete payment. Cookies that are genuinely required for a payment you request may be treated as essential. Any additional analytics or advertising use is governed by the provider’s own notice and applicable consent requirements.
Are third-party cookies governed only by this policy?
No. This policy explains why third-party technologies are integrated into our Website and how we control their activation where possible. Third-party providers may process information for their own purposes under their own privacy and cookie notices.
Can third-party cookie data be processed outside the EU or EEA?
Yes, depending on the provider. Some providers may process data in the United States or other countries outside the European Economic Area. Our Privacy Policy explains international data transfers and the safeguards used where we are responsible for those transfers.
Google Analytics
Do you use Google Analytics?
Yes. To analyze how the Website is used, we use Google Analytics, the business analytics service provided by Google LLC in the United States (“Google”). Google Analytics generates statistical information through cookies and creates reports about Website use.
What information does Google Analytics collect?
Depending on the Google Analytics configuration, the service may collect information about pages visited, interactions, approximate location, device and browser type, referral source, session duration, errors and other Website activity. This information is used to create statistical reports and improve the Website.
Does Google Analytics use cookies?
Yes. Google Analytics uses first-party analytics cookies and related identifiers. These statistics cookies are non-essential and are not served before you provide opt-in consent where consent is required.
Can Google Analytics identify me?
The Google Analytics cookies used by the Website are intended to generate statistical information rather than identify you by name. Your IP address is anonymized in our selected setup, and Google does not combine it with other information held by Google for the purposes described here.
Even where data is pseudonymous or anonymized within a particular report, online identifiers may still be treated as personal data under applicable law. We therefore apply the consent and privacy protections described in this policy.
Where is Google Analytics information stored?
Information generated by Google Analytics cookies may be transmitted to and stored by Google on servers in the United States. In certain cases, such as when required by law or when third parties provide services on Google’s behalf, Google may transfer the information to third parties.
How can I reject or disable Google Analytics?
You can reject statistics cookies through the Website’s cookie consent banner or withdraw your consent later through cookie settings. You can also install Google’s Analytics opt-out browser add-on.
Google Analytics opt-out browser add-on: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=en
Where can I read more about Google Analytics privacy practices?
Google’s information about safeguarding Analytics data: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/6004245
Cookie List and Updates
Where can I find the current cookie categories?
The cookie consent banner or cookie settings panel shows the categories available on the Website. The selected categories are essential technical cookies, preference cookies and statistics cookies, including Google Analytics.
Why can the cookies used on the Website change?
Cookies may change when we update the Website, install or remove plugins, change payment or security services, adjust Google Analytics, or when a third-party provider changes its technology. We review the policy and cookie settings when material changes are made.
How will I be informed about important changes?
We may update this page, show a notice or ask for consent again where a change affects non-essential cookie purposes or providers. The current version of the Cookie Policy will always be published on the Website.
Privacy Rights and Children
What privacy rights do I have regarding cookie-related data?
Where cookie-related information is personal data, you may have rights of access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability, objection and withdrawal of consent, subject to applicable conditions and exceptions. Further details are available in our Privacy Policy.
How can I object to analytics cookies?
Reject the statistics category in the cookie banner or disable it later through cookie settings. You can also use the Google Analytics opt-out add-on or your browser’s cookie and tracking controls.
Do you knowingly use cookies to track children?
The Website is not intended to use optional cookies specifically to profile children. If a parent or guardian believes that a child has provided cookie consent or related personal data, they should withdraw consent through the cookie settings, clear the relevant browser cookies and contact us.
Contact Details
How can I contact you about cookies or tracking technologies?
If you have questions about this Cookie Policy, our use of cookies or our data-protection practices, please contact us through the contact details published on the Website. Please describe the Website, browser or device involved and the issue you experienced so that we can investigate it efficiently.
What information should I include in a cookie-related request?
Include your name and contact details, the approximate date and time of the issue, the browser and device used, a short description of what happened and screenshots where useful. Do not send passwords, full payment-card information or unnecessary identity documents.
