Custom Duffel Bag Sourcing privacy policy
Information you send
The inquiry form collects the name, work email, company, optional phone number and procurement requirements you choose to provide. Requirements may include bag configuration, quantity, destination, timing and optional budget or supplier preferences. Do not include payment card details, identity documents or sensitive personal information in the initial request.
Why it is used
Inquiry information is used to review the purchasing brief, clarify specifications and communicate about possible sourcing coordination. Relevant product requirements may need to be discussed with potential suppliers after scope is agreed. This page does not assert that an inquiry has been delivered or accepted; the actual submission response controls that result.
Local browser storage
The sourcing notice records its initial display timestamp in localStorage to apply a maximum seven-day window. Session storage remembers dismissal of the ticker within the browser session. Closing, reopening or refreshing does not restart that window. These entries are display controls and are not a supplier qualification or buying history record.
Your choices
You may omit optional budget, telephone and supplier preference information. Clearing browser storage removes local display records. Browser settings control storage access. If JavaScript is unavailable, you may enter product, budget and preference information directly in the requirements field so the existing form remains usable.
Inquiry questions
Use the contact route to ask about information you supplied, correction or deletion. Identify the relevant work email and request without sending unnecessary sensitive data. No invented retention period, hosting location, security certification or response time is claimed here. Additional processing details should be confirmed when a service arrangement is established.
Scope and changes
This policy covers the website inquiry route and local sourcing-notice controls. External links have their own terms and information practices. Review the current policy before sharing a new brief. Product documentation, quotations and transaction records may require separate handling agreed with the relevant parties.