Buying clothes on garageclothingus.shop means a few personal details travel with the order so a garment can be packed, billed, and delivered. This notice describes that handling in ordinary language. It covers browsing, account creation, checkout, messages to support, and optional mailing lists. The shop collects what you type into forms, including name, email, phone, shipping address, billing address, and account preferences such as saved sizes. Payment is taken by the processor connected to the cart. Full card numbers are not stored on this server. Accurate contact details help a parcel reach the right door and help staff answer a question about a fit or a missing piece.

Activity connected with a purchase may be kept as ordinary retail records. That can include items added to a bag, previous orders, saved products, and emails sent to garageclothing@gmail.com. If you publish a review or a comment in a public area of the site, other visitors may see those words, so keep a home address or phone number out of a review. Support messages are stored with the order number so the next reply can continue the same conversation rather than starting from scratch.

The site may record technical information automatically. Typical examples include IP address, browser type, device type, pages viewed, referring source, and the time of a visit. Cookies and similar tools keep a shopping bag from emptying when you move between pages, remember a size or language preference, and show which styles people actually open. Some cookies are needed for checkout to finish. Blocking every cookie can make the bag forget a jacket. Analytics partners may receive limited usage data so navigation and catalog pages can be improved. Those partners are asked to use the data for their assigned role rather than as a mailing list they can sell.

Personal information is used to complete a sale, arrange delivery, handle a return, answer a question, protect accounts from fraud, and meet legal recordkeeping duties. Where the law allows, the same email used at checkout may receive a later message about a collection or a seasonal offer. You can stop marketing mail with the unsubscribe link in that message. Transactional mail about an order already placed still goes out because it is part of the purchase, not a newsletter. Staff may also use order history to locate a size that was previously bought when you write about an exchange.

Information is shared with service partners only as needed for their job. Carriers need an address and a phone number for delivery attempts. Payment firms need enough data to authorize a charge. Hosting, warehouse, and customer-service tools may store the order record. Professional advisers may see records when a legal or accounting question requires it. Disclosure can also happen if a court or regulator lawfully asks, or if the business is sold and customer records transfer with it. Linked sites you visit from this shop follow their own notices once you leave this domain.

Reasonable technical and organizational steps are used to reduce unauthorized access, alteration, or loss, but no website can promise perfect security. Choose a unique password and do not send full card numbers or security codes by email. Depending on where you live, you may be able to ask for a copy of eligible information, a correction, or deletion. Identity is checked before those requests are completed. Invoices that tax rules require may be kept in a limited form even after an account is closed. Privacy questions may be sent to garageclothing@gmail.com. Include enough detail for staff to find the right record and avoid sending extra sensitive numbers that are not needed. Updates to this notice appear on this page. Please read the current wording if you have not visited in a while.

This catalog is meant for adults shopping for themselves or for gifts. Accounts should be created by adults. The shop does not knowingly collect personal information from children for marketing. If an adult believes a child submitted an email address, a message to support will allow the record to be reviewed. Because clothing is often shipped as a gift, we try not to call a recipient with marketing. Delivery messages or tracking email may still go to the address used at checkout if that is what the carrier needs. If you want a gift kept quiet, use your own contact details at checkout.

Warehouse location can vary with stock. The operational region of a fulfillment site does not change the contact email for this shop. Tracking belongs to the carrier once a parcel is scanned, and the carrier's own privacy practices apply to scans on their network. If you forward a parcel after it arrives, later handling is outside this shop's records. Questions about how information was used on a specific order should include the order number so staff can look at the matching file rather than a name that appears on more than one sale.