Privacy Policy
 
Security
All your credit card and personal information is encrypted and held on a secure SSL (Secure Socket Layer) server. This protects data during transit, in particular the credit card information, from being intercepted and misused by hackers.

Privacy
We will not trade or sell any customer details to third parties.

What are Cookies?
A "cookie" is a small file that is stored on your machine and acts as an identifier. Simply Cashmere uses cookies to store information essential for your user experience. Our cookies do not in themselves recognise the individual user, but will recognise the computer you are using so that we know when you are returning to simplycashmere.com.

Why do we use cookies?
There are several reasons why cookies are used. Perhaps the most important reason we use them is to make web shopping possible. When you are ready to purchase an item, a cookie allows our site to "remember" that you have added an item to your shopping basket. We use permanent and session cookies to enable our customers to shop and you will need to have cookies enabled to buy anything on our site .

You don't need to have third party cookies enabled for our site to work, however, we do work with selected partners who may issue a third party cookie from our site. For example, from time to time we will ask customers to fill in online surveys to help us improve the services we offer. Once you have filled in the survey, a third party cookie will recognise your computer and the survey will not be shown again.

Some of our carefully selected affiliate partners may also issue cookies so that they can track any sales that they generate on our behalf.

We also work with third party service partners, who provide us with data collection, storage and reporting services. Under no circumstances are these partners permitted to use your information in any manner, other than to help us make our site more useful and efficient for our visitors.

If you want to learn more about cookies please visit www.allaboutcookies.org

Disabling cookies
Most browsers will automatically accept cookies, but you can change the settings on your browser to prevent this happening. For Internet Explorer users, go to your Tools menu, select Internet Options and then go to the Privacy tab. For Mozilla Firefox users, go to Tools menu, select Options and then go to the Privacy section.