Effective Date: October 26, 2026 Last Updated: October 26, 2026
1. Introduction
Welcome to MORRIS WEAR LTD.
This Cookie Policy explains how cookies and similar technologies may be used when you visit our online women’s clothing store at https://morriswear.net.
We believe customers should understand how website technologies support their shopping experience and how they can manage their privacy preferences.
This policy describes the types of cookies that may be used, their purposes, and the choices available to website visitors.
MORRIS WEAR LTD is responsible for its use of cookies and related technologies on the website, subject to the roles of any third-party service providers.
3. What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files that websites may place on your device when you visit them.
They help websites remember certain information, maintain sessions, and support functions such as shopping carts and customer accounts.
Cookies may be temporary or remain on a device for a specified period.
Similar technologies, such as local storage and tracking pixels, may also be used for certain website functions.
The legal requirements applicable to these technologies depend on their purpose and operation.
4. Why We Use Cookies
Depending on our website configuration, cookies may help us:
Maintain shopping cart contents.
Support checkout functionality.
Keep customers signed in.
Remember website preferences.
Protect website security.
Understand website performance.
Measure the effectiveness of optional marketing activities.
We aim to use cookies in a transparent manner and provide appropriate choices where required by law.
5. Categories of Cookies
5.1 Strictly Necessary Cookies
Strictly necessary cookies support functions that are essential to providing services requested by visitors.
These may include:
Shopping cart functionality.
Checkout session management.
Customer authentication.
Website security.
Load balancing.
Recording cookie consent preferences.
These cookies generally do not require prior consent where they meet the applicable legal exemption.
5.2 Functional Cookies
Functional cookies may remember certain choices or preferences, such as selected settings.
Whether consent is required depends on the particular function and applicable law.
Functional cookies that are not strictly necessary will be subject to consent where required.
5.3 Analytics and Performance Cookies
Where enabled, analytics cookies may help us understand how visitors use our website.
Information may include:
Pages visited.
General browsing activity.
Website navigation patterns.
Device and browser information.
Technical performance information.
Analytics technologies that require consent will not be activated before valid consent has been obtained.
5.4 Advertising and Marketing Cookies
Where enabled, advertising technologies may be used to measure promotional campaigns or support personalised advertising.
These technologies may involve third-party providers.
We will request appropriate consent before activating non-essential advertising cookies or similar tracking technologies where required by law.
Visitors may decline these technologies without losing access to essential shopping functions.
6. Cookies Used by WooCommerce
Our website uses WordPress and WooCommerce technology to support online shopping.
Depending on the website configuration, WooCommerce may use cookies such as the following:
Cookie Name
Typical Purpose
woocommerce_cart_hash
Helps WooCommerce identify changes to cart contents
woocommerce_items_in_cart
Helps determine whether the shopping cart contains items
wp_woocommerce_session_*
Maintains a unique shopping session and cart information
These are examples of standard WooCommerce cookies and should not be interpreted as a verified inventory of every cookie currently active on our website.
The exact cookies used may depend on installed plugins, theme functionality, and website configuration.
7. WordPress Account and Login Cookies
Where customer accounts or login functions are enabled, WordPress may use cookies to maintain authentication and session information.
These technologies can help users remain signed in and access relevant account functions.
The cookies used depend on the website’s authentication configuration.
Customers can sign out of their accounts when they have finished using shared or public devices.
8. First-Party and Third-Party Cookies
First-party cookies are associated with the website you are visiting.
They may support cart functions, website preferences, and account sessions.
Third-party cookies may be associated with external services integrated into the website.
Depending on the integrations actually enabled, third-party services may include:
Payment processing services.
Website analytics providers.
Advertising measurement services.
Security services.
Embedded content providers.
Third-party providers may have their own privacy and cookie notices.
We encourage visitors to review the relevant information where applicable.
9. Session and Persistent Cookies
Cookies may be classified according to how long they remain active.
Session Cookies
Session cookies generally remain active during a browsing session and may expire when the session ends.
They can support functions such as maintaining a shopping cart during a visit.
Persistent Cookies
Persistent cookies may remain on a device for a defined period or until deleted.
They may be used to remember preferences or maintain certain website settings.
Actual retention periods depend on the relevant cookie and website configuration.
10. Cookie Consent
Under applicable UK privacy and electronic communications rules, non-essential cookies and similar technologies generally require informed consent before being placed on or accessed from a visitor’s device.
Where consent is required, we aim to provide visitors with clear information and an appropriate opportunity to make a choice.
Visitors should be able to:
Accept optional cookies.
Reject optional cookies.
Make more detailed choices where categories are offered.
Change or withdraw consent later.
Rejecting optional cookies should not prevent customers from using essential shopping functions.
Continuing to browse the website does not, by itself, constitute valid consent to non-essential cookies.
11. Managing Your Cookie Preferences
Where our website provides a cookie preference tool, you can use it to review and change your choices.
You may also manage cookies through your browser settings.
Most browsers allow users to:
View stored cookies.
Delete cookies.
Block certain cookies.
Restrict third-party cookies.
Adjust website permissions.
Please note that disabling strictly necessary cookies may affect shopping cart, checkout, login, or other essential functions.
12. Browser Cookie Settings
You can find information about cookie management through the support pages of your browser provider.
Browser controls may differ depending on the device and software version.
13. Analytics Technologies
If website analytics services are enabled, they may collect information about how visitors interact with our website.
This information may help us identify technical problems, understand navigation patterns, and evaluate website performance.
Where analytics technologies require consent, they will be activated only after the visitor provides valid consent.
Any analytics providers actually used should be identified in the website’s cookie preference information or accompanying disclosures.
14. Advertising and Social Media Technologies
If advertising or social media integrations are enabled, certain technologies may help measure advertising performance or support marketing activities.
Such technologies may collect or receive information about interactions with our website.
Where required, these technologies will remain disabled until the visitor gives valid consent.
Declining advertising cookies does not prevent customers from purchasing clothing through our website.
15. Cookies and Payment Processing
Our website may use third-party payment services to complete online transactions.
Payment providers may use cookies or related technologies for security, authentication, fraud prevention, or payment processing.
The use of these technologies depends on the payment services enabled during checkout.
Where a technology is not exempt from consent requirements, appropriate consent arrangements will apply.
Payment providers may also publish their own privacy and cookie information.
16. Personal Data and Cookies
Some cookies or related technologies may involve personal information, including online identifiers or information linked to an identifiable individual.
Where personal data is processed, applicable data protection requirements may apply.
Our Privacy Policy provides further information about:
Personal data collection.
Purposes of processing.
Legal bases.
Data sharing.
International transfers.
Retention.
Individual privacy rights.
17. International Data Processing
Some third-party technology providers may process information outside the United Kingdom.
Where personal data is transferred internationally, appropriate safeguards will be used where required by applicable law.
Further information about international personal data transfers is provided in our Privacy Policy.
18. Changes to This Cookie Policy
We may update this Cookie Policy to reflect changes in website technologies, legal requirements, or our use of cookies.
Any revised policy will be published on this page with an updated revision date.
Where a material change requires renewed consent, we will request it as appropriate.
19. Contact Us
If you have questions about our use of cookies or wish to raise a privacy-related concern, please contact us.
For requests concerning personal information, applicable statutory response deadlines will apply.
Your Privacy Choices Matter
At MORRIS WEAR LTD, we believe customers should be able to browse our women’s clothing collection with clear information about the technologies used on our website.
We aim to respect visitor preferences while maintaining the essential functionality needed for a convenient online shopping experience.
