COOKIE POLICY
V 1.0, last updated September 2026
1. INTRODUCTION
Sanderson Design Group (“Sanderson”, “we, “our”) uses cookies on its website. This Cookie Notice explains more about cookies and why we use them. It also explains how you can control and opt out of receiving them.
This policy should be read together with our Privacy Notice which sets out how and why we collect, store, use and share personal information generally, as well as your rights in relation to your personal information and details of how to contact us and supervisory authorities if you have a complaint.
We update this Cookies Notice from time to time in response to changes in applicable laws and regulations, changes to our processing practices and to products and services we offer. When changes are made, we will update the last updated date of this notice. Please review this Cookies Notice periodically to check for updates.
Our website, https://clarkeandclarke.design/ hereinafter (“the website”) uses cookies and other similar technologies (for convenience all technologies are referred to as (“cookies”). Cookies can be placed by Sanderson and by third parties we have engaged. In the document below we inform you about the use of cookies on our website.
2. ABOUT COOKIES
What are cookies?
A cookie is a small simple file that is sent along with pages of this website and stored by your browser on the hard drive of your computer or another device. The information stored therein may be returned to our servers or to the servers of the relevant third parties during a subsequent visit.
What are scripts?
A script is a piece of program code that is used to make our website function properly and interactively. This code is executed on our server or on your device.
What is a web beacon?
A web beacon (or a pixel tag) is a small, invisible piece of text or image on a website that is used to monitor traffic on a website. In order to do this, various data about you is stored using web beacons.
What is a pixel?
A tracking pixel is an HTML code snippet which is loaded when a user visits a website or opens an email. It is useful for tracking user behaviour and conversions.
3. types of cookies
Essential Cookies
Essential or strictly necessary cookies are cookies that are necessary for our website to function correctly and to provide the services you have requested. They may also be used where they are necessary to enable or facilitate the transmission of communications over an electronic communications network. These cookies cannot generally be switched off through our cookie preference settings.
Statistics or Analytics Cookies
We use statistics or analytics cookies to collect information about how visitors use our website. This may include information such as the page’s visitors view, how they arrived at our website, how they navigate around the website and how long they spend on different pages. We use this information to understand how our website is used, identify any problems and improve the performance, functionality and user experience of our website.
Where analytics cookies are provided by a third party, that third party may process information collected through the cookies on our behalf. Depending on the cookies and how they are configured, the information collected may constitute personal data.
Advertising Cookies
Advertising cookies are cookies that are used to understand your interests and browsing activity in order to provide, personalise and measure advertising. They may be used by us or by third-party advertising partners to build a profile of your interests, show you relevant advertisements on our website or on other websites, and measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns.
Learn More About Cookies
For further information on our use of cookies, including a detailed list of your information which we and others may collect through cookies, please see details in the table below. For further information on cookies generally, including how to control and manage them, please visit www.aboutcookies.org or www.allaboutcookies.org.
4. cookies used by sanderson
The cookies we use on our website and their purposes are as set out in the following table:
| Strictly Necessary | |||
| Name | Purpose | Type | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| __hs_cookie_cat_pref | Stores the visitor's cookie-consent choice | First Party | ~13 months |
| frontend23 | Maintains the visitor's shopping session, including information needed to keep their basket up to date. | First Party | Session |
| private_content_version | Signals when customer-specific content, such as basket details or account information, needs to be refreshed rather than served from the website's cache. | First Party | ~1 year |
| X-Magento-Vary | Helps the website serve the correct cached version of a page for the visitor's circumstances, for example their store view, currency or customer group. | First Party | Session |
| Analytics & Performance | |||
| Name | Purpose | Type | Duration |
| __hstc | Links page views and visits to the browser and records visit timing and session information, helping us understand how visitors use the website. | First Party | ~6 months |
| hubspotutk | Assigns a unique identifier to a visitor so HubSpot can recognise repeat visits and associate website activity with a contact when the visitor submits a form. | First Party | ~6 months |
| __hssc | Tracks activity within the current HubSpot session, including the number of page views and session timing, so related interactions can be grouped together. | First Party | 30 minutes |
| __hssrc | Helps HubSpot determine whether a visit is a new browser session, including after the browser has been restarted. | First Party | Session |
| _ga | Assigns a pseudonymous identifier to the browser so Google Analytics can distinguish one visitor from another and calculate usage statistics. | First Party | ~13 months |
| _ga_CJSR9Q0HBE | Maintains information about the current Google Analytics 4 session so activity during a visit can be grouped and measured consistently. | First Party | ~13 months |
| FPID | Stores a pseudonymous identifier that lets Google Analytics recognise the same browser on a later visit. | First Party | ~400 days |
| FPLC | Temporarily links activity between related domains so Google Analytics can treat a visit across them as one journey. | First Party | ~20 hours |
| FPGSID | Stores a first-party session identifier used in a server-side Google Analytics setup to group events that occur during the same visit. | First Party | Session |
| _clck | Stores a pseudonymous Microsoft Clarity user identifier and site-specific preferences so repeat visits to this website can be attributed to the same visitor for aggregated analytics. | First Party | 1 year |
| _clsk | Links a visitor's page views into one Microsoft Clarity session so we can analyse how the website is used, including through session recordings and aggregated interaction data. | First Party | 1 day |
| AMCV_...@AdobeOrg | Stores a persistent Adobe Experience Cloud visitor identifier so activity from the same browser can be recognised and shared between the Adobe services used on the website. | First Party | ~2 years |
| kndctr_...AdobeOrg (identity) | Stores a persistent Adobe Experience Cloud identity value so the same browser can be recognised across visits and related interactions can be connected to Adobe services. | First Party | ~2 years |
| Functional | |||
| Name | Purpose | Type | Duration |
| kndctr_...AdobeOrg (cluster) | Records the Adobe Experience Platform region or data-processing cluster assigned to the visitor so identity requests are routed consistently during the session. | First Party | Session |
| _conv_x | Stores a randomly generated visitor identifier and the website experiments or variations shown to that visitor, helping ensure a consistent experience and measure experiment results. | First Party | ~6 months |
| _conv_s | Tracks the current Convert testing session, including page views, so interactions with an experiment can be grouped within the same visit. | First Party | Session |
| SEARCH_SAMESITE | Checks whether the browser supports the SameSite cookie setting, helping Google services apply cookies securely in different browsing contexts. | Third Party (Google) | ~6 months |
| Advertising & Marketing | |||
| Name | Purpose | Type | Duration |
| _gcl_au | Stores information about a Google advertisement click so a later action on the website, such as a purchase or form submission, can be attributed to that advertisement and campaign performance can be measured. | First Party | 90 days |
| FPAU | Stores first-party information about advertising interactions so Google advertising services can link later conversions to the relevant advert and measure campaign effectiveness. | First Party | 90 days |
| _uetmec | Stores encoded information used by Google's enhanced conversions feature to improve the accuracy of conversion measurement by matching website conversion data with advertising interactions. | First Party | ~3 months |
| __Secure-ENID | Used by Google to help protect services from fraud and abuse and, depending on the visitor's settings, to personalise search content and advertisements. | Third Party (Google) | ~13 months |
| _fbp | Assigns a browser identifier used by Meta to deliver advertisements, recognise visits from advertising campaigns and measure actions taken on the website after an advert is viewed or clicked. | First Party | 90 days |
| _pin_unauth | Assigns a pseudonymous identifier that allows Pinterest to group website actions for visitors it cannot otherwise identify, supporting advertising measurement and audience reporting. | First Party | 1 year |
| _pinterest_ct_ua | Performs the same function as _pin_unauth but is set by Pinterest as a third-party cookie: it groups website actions for visitors Pinterest cannot otherwise identify for advertising measurement. | Third Party (Pinterest) | 1 year |
| test_cookie | Checks whether the visitor's browser supports cookies, enabling Google advertising services to determine whether advertising and conversion-measurement features can operate. | Third Party (Google) | ~15 minutes |
| __oppref | Stores the identifier from a ChatGPT advertisement click so later actions on the website can be linked to that click for conversion measurement and advertising attribution. | First Party | Per pixel |
5. consent
Upon your first visit to our website you will be presented with a pop-up that provides the opportunity to select your cookies preferences. Once you click on “Accept All” or “Save Preferences”, you are consenting to the placement of cookies and plug-ins you selected in the pop as described in this Cookie Notice.
Enabling and Disabling Cookies Within Your Browser
You can allow or block cookies by activating the setting on your browser that permits you to change the setting of all or some cookies. Please note that disabling cookies may affect the availability or functionality of our website.
If you would like more information on how to manage cookies on some popular browsers, please click on the links below.
6. how to contact us
For further information regarding your personal data or about Sanderson ‘s approach to data protection in general please contact our Data Protection Officer at:
Sanderson Design Group
Voysey House
Sandersons Lane
London
W4 4DS
United Kingdom
7. changes to this cookie notice
We may update this cookie notice from time to time in response to changes in applicable laws and regulations and our processing practices. When changes are made, we will update the effective date at the top of this document.