Privacy policy

What is collected

Information tied to visits, orders, and support.

Cloudflare receives standard request data when someone loads the site. That can include IP address, browser details, country, requested path, and timing data needed to serve and protect the site.

Public pages also send aggregate performance and pageview measurements to Cloudflare Web Analytics so the site owner can understand traffic volume and page speed trends.

If a visitor starts checkout, Stripe collects the information needed to process payment and shipment. That can include name, billing address, shipping address, email address, payment details, and fraud-prevention signals.

If someone reaches out for support, any information included in that message or social contact is also received.

How it is used

Orders, support, fraud checks, and record keeping.

Information is used to process print orders, confirm payment, arrange shipment, respond to customer questions, and keep basic order records.

The same information may be used to understand aggregate site traffic and page performance, detect fraud, prevent abuse, enforce U.S.-only access and shipping rules, and meet tax or legal obligations.

Service providers

Stripe handles payments. Cloudflare handles hosting and analytics.

Stripe processes checkout and payment data on its own systems. Cloudflare hosts and serves the site and provides the Web Analytics reporting used on the public pages. Shipping carriers may receive the name and address required to deliver an order.

Each provider uses its own systems and policies. Stripe privacy details are available at stripe.com/privacy.

Cookies and tracking

Minimal analytics, no advertising trackers.

Public pages use Cloudflare Web Analytics to measure aggregate traffic and performance. Cloudflare states that this product does not use client-side state such as cookies or local storage for analytics purposes. No advertising pixels or social tracking scripts are intentionally installed on the public pages as of April 15, 2026.

Stripe hosts the actual payment page on Stripe domains. Stripe may use its own cookies or similar technologies there to run checkout, prevent fraud, and meet security requirements.