The privacy policy
The short version: this catalog sets no cookies, runs no trackers, and has no user accounts. There is no analytics script watching you read. We could not sell your data if we wanted to, because we barely have any.
Like every web server, ours keeps a plain log so we know the site is working:
which page was requested, whether it loaded, and how long it took. When you click
an affiliate link (they all route through /go/), we log which page
sent a click to which brand, and whether the visit looked like a phone, a desktop,
or a search-engine robot. That's the whole record. We do not store IP addresses in
our logs, and we do not fingerprint browsers.
If you hand us your email for the Next Size letter, it is used for exactly one thing: sending the letter. No selling it, no sharing it, no "carefully selected partners." Every letter carries an unsubscribe link, and unsubscribing works the first time.
When you follow a /go/ link, you leave this catalog and land on the
brand's own site — Honeylove, Factor, Amazon, and the rest. Those sites set their
own cookies under their own privacy policies, which we don't control. Some links
carry a referral tag so the brand knows we sent you; that tag identifies
us, not you. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.
The site is served from Google Cloud. Like any hosting infrastructure, Google's machines see your IP address in transit in order to deliver the page — that's how the internet works — but it isn't written into our application logs and we never see it.
There is no account to delete and no profile to download, because neither exists. If you're on the email list and want off, use the unsubscribe link. Questions, complaints, or requests? The order form on the back page reaches a human.
Effective July 8, 2026. If this policy ever changes, the change will be dated here — not buried.