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What are cookies?

Quite unlike the sweet treat we all love, web cookies are important pieces of information we use to tailor our website exactly to your needs. Cookies are harmless, tiny text files that are stored on your computer when you visit a website. We use them to keep track of what you have in your basket and to remember you when you visit us again.

How do they affect me?

Cookies don’t store any sensitive or personal information such as your name, address or payment details – we use the coded information gathered from them to help us perform tasks. These tasks include showing you products you may like, allowing you to connect with social media sites, or alerting you to an error. Essentially, cookies mean that once you’re signed in to our website we’re able to remember a little about your shopping preferences, while keeping your personal details protected.

Cookies we use

We use four types of cookies:

Some of these are ‘third party’ which means that other sites use them to gather information on our behalf - our tables below explain further.

Strictly necessary cookies

These are essential to enable you to move around our website and use its features properly. Basic functions such as adding to your shopping bag, staying logged in to our site, and accessing the checkout rely on these key cookies.

Types of strictly necessary cookies
NAME FIRST/THIRD PARTY NAME PURPOSE
locn Anthropologie.eu Allows you to select the currency you prefer to shop in.
lang Anthropologie.eu Allows you to select what language you want to view the website in.
RFID Anthropologie.eu Used for you to add products to your basket and log into your account.
SID Anthropologie.eu Works in conjunction with the cookie above (RFID) and allows us to recognise you as you browse through the different pages of our site and checkout if you decide to shop.
RVI Anthropologie.eu Collects a list of the products you recently looked at to display ‘recently viewed items’.
vbmprods Anthropologie.eu Collects a list of the products you recently looked at to display ‘recommended items’ for you.
vbmtracker Anthropologie.eu Allows us to recommend items to you which you may like, based on products you’ve viewed and/or added to your shopping basket.
newCurr Anthropologie.eu Collects data about currency to so that we can provide an exchange rate if you’re placing an order in a different currency.
referid Anthropologie.eu Enables us to identify if a third party website has referred traffic to us.
httprefer Anthropologie.eu Enables us to identify if a third party website has referred traffic to us.
Setview Anthropologie.eu Remembers your preference for the number of products you like to see per page.
RSI Anthropologie.eu Remembers last three words searched so that you can quickly go back to them should you wish.
Tracking tags First and third parties Enables us to analyse how our website is being used so that we can adapt, update and improve our site and visitor experience.
Quench Anthropologie.eu Helps our site run at full speed so that you can shop quicker.

Performance cookies

Performance cookies collect information about how visitors use our website – such as which pages shoppers go to most often and if they receive any error messages. These cookies don’t collect information that identifies a visitor; we use the information strictly to improve how our website works.

Types of performance cookies
NAME FIRST/THIRD PARTY NAME PURPOSE
CoreID6 Coremetrics Enables us to analyse how our website is being used so that we can adapt, update and improve our site and visitor experience.
__utma, __utmb, __utmz, uid, __utma, __utmb, __utmz Google Analytics Enables us to analyse how our website is being used so that we can adapt, update and improve our site and visitor experience.

Functionality cookies

These cookies remember choices you make while shopping our site. We can use the information they provide to help tailor our site to your needs, to assist with showcasing videos, or to connect with social media websites.

Types of functionality cookies
NAME FIRST/THIRD PARTY NAME PURPOSE
Bvdisplaycode, bvproductid, bvcontenttype, bvauthenticateuser, bvpage, bvuser Bazaarvoice Reviews Bazaarvoice is a company that collects customer reviews on our behalf. They use cookies to enable users to both contribute and read reviews about our products.
pl_volume, 256147786, Vimeo Allows us to showcase videos on our site.
Lu, x-src, datr Facebook Enables Facebook ‘likes’ and other social media interaction on our website.
_pinterest_sess, csrftoken, 229774877 Pinterest Enables Pinterest ‘Pin It’ and other social media interaction on our website.

Targeting or advertising cookies

These collect information about your browsing habits so that we can adapt advertising to your interests. They remember when you vist a website and this information is then shared with other websites who may offer you relevant products.

Types of targeting/advertising cookies
NAME FIRST/THIRD PARTY NAME PURPOSE
KRTBCOOKIE_121, KRTBCOOKIE_57, KRTBCOOKIE_133, KRTBCOOKIE_153, KRTBCOOKIE_22, KRTBCOOKIE_27, KRTBCOOKIE_244, PUBRETARGET, AA002, MUID, tuuid, um, icu, uuid2, sess, anj, I, pref Struq Struq is an advertising agency that uses cookies to provide you with personalised ads when you visit other selected websites.

To opt out of the Struq campaign click here

Managing cookies

If you want to purchase from our website you must ensure cookies are enabled on your browser – here’s how to do it.

For PC users
Managing cookies: IE

Microsoft Internet Explorer

  1. Click on ‘Tools’ at the top of your browser window and then ‘Internet Options’.
  2. Under the ‘Privacy’ tab, ensure your setting is at medium in order for cookies to work.
  3. Click ok, and you’re done.
Managing cookies: Firefox

Mozilla Firefox

  1. Click on ‘Tools’ at the top of your browser window and then ‘Options’.
  2. Select the ‘Privacy’ icon, click on ‘Cookies’, then select ‘accept cookies from sites’.
  3. Click ok, and you’re done.
Managing cookies: Google Chrome

Google Chrome

  1. Click on ‘Settings’ at the top of your browser window and then ‘Advanced settings’.
  2. Under ‘Privacy’, click ‘Content settings’ and at the top, ensure ‘Allow local data to be set’ is selected.
  3. Scroll to the bottom, click ok and you’re done.
Managing cookies: Safari

Safari

  1. Click on the ‘Cog’ icon at the top of your browser window and then 'Preferences'.
  2. Click the 'Privacy' tab and under ‘Block cookies’ and chose ‘Never’.
  3. Close the box, and you’re done.
For Mac users
A browser

Safari on OSX

  1. Click on ‘Safari’ at the top of your browser window and select ‘Preferences’.
  2. Click ‘Security’ and choose to accept cookies ‘always’ or ‘only from sites I visit’.
  3. Close the box, and you’re done.

Want to know more?

Visit aboutcookies.org or contact us and we’ll do our best to help.