Cookies

This site stores one cookie, and only if you press Accept on the notice at the bottom of the page. If you press Not now, we store nothing. The notice comes back the next time you open a page.

There is no advertising cookie, no analytics cookie, and no cookie that follows you to other websites. The pages are ordinary files. They do not ask you to log in. Booking is a WhatsApp message or a visit to the room, not a form that writes into an account.

The cookie itself

Name
seamroom_notice
Value
accepted
Why
So the notice stays dismissed and we do not ask you on every page.
Set when
You press Accept. Not when you only read a page. Not when you press Not now.
Lasts
180 days (Max-Age 15552000 seconds), then the browser drops it.
Path
/ so it covers the whole site, and nowhere else.
SameSite
Lax. It is not sent in a cross-site way that would let another site read it.
Secure flag
Not set, so the same choice also works if you open these files from a local folder while we are testing. On the public site the pages are served over HTTPS.

The line the browser stores, if you accept, is:

seamroom_notice=accepted; Max-Age=15552000; Path=/; SameSite=Lax

That is the whole record. It does not contain your name, your phone number, or anything about a garment. Those live on the paper ticket in the room, which is described in the privacy notice, not in this cookie.

Refusing, and deleting

Press Not now and the banner closes for that page only. No cookie is written. Open another page and the notice is there again. That is deliberate. We would rather ask twice than store a refusal you did not mean as a permanent choice.

If you accepted and you want the cookie gone, delete it in the browser’s site settings for tailorme.pro, or clear cookies for this site. The next page will show the notice again. Blocking cookies entirely also works: the site still loads, the prices are still on the page, and the banner will simply remain, because it cannot record that you accepted.

The script that sets the cookie is assets/js/site.js, on this server, not a tag from an advertising network. If you browse with scripts disabled, the button cannot store the choice. The pages themselves, including the prices and the terms, do not depend on it. How the workshop treats your name and your measurements is on the privacy page, under the Privacy Protection Law, 5741-1981, including Amendment 13 in force from 14 August 2025.