Last updated: 29 October 2026.

What cookies do

Cookies and similar browser storage help websites remember information between visits. They can maintain a shopping basket or login, prevent fraud and remember preferences. Some services also use them for measurement or advertising.

Shopping, accounts and security

WordPress and WooCommerce use storage when you use features such as a basket, checkout or account login. Examples include woocommerce_cart_hash and woocommerce_items_in_cart for basket changes, wp_woocommerce_session_* for the shopping session, and wordpress_logged_in_* for a signed-in session. Some cookies end when you close the browser; others remain for a limited session or login period. Blocking necessary storage can stop these features working.

Payments and third-party services

PayPal and WooPayments/Stripe may use cookies and similar technology when their payment features load, to process payments, remember choices and help prevent fraud. Their use depends on the payment feature, your device and any existing relationship with the provider. Their own privacy and cookie notices explain their technology and retention. Connected WordPress services may also process technical usage and security information as explained in our Privacy Notice.

Optional cookies and your choices

Optional advertising or tracking cookies require consent where the law requires it; simply continuing to browse is not consent. Where a service presents cookie choices, you can accept or reject optional use through those controls. You can also delete or block cookies using your browser settings. Browser controls do not replace any consent the website must obtain. Contact us if you cannot find a control for optional tracking or want information about a particular cookie.

Contact and privacy

Email info@denmarlifestyle.com with cookie questions. Read our Privacy Notice for information about personal data and your rights.