The purpose of this Cookie Policy is to disclose the procedures followed for the collection of information, provided by users, through the device they use to navigate within this website, owned by Atelier Emé S.r.l, using cookies. (Calzedonia Group) registered office at Via Portici Umberto Primo 5/3 Malcesine (Verona, Italy).

The owner of this website is also the Data Controller of personal data collected pursuant to European Regulation 679/2016 and any other applicable legislation regarding the protection of personal data. With regards to the processing purposes of activities such as "Direct Marketing", "Profiling", "Statistical analysis and business intelligence" relating to customers and users of Atelier Emè, also performed through the use of cookies, as listed below, the owners of your personal data processing, are the companies of the Calzedonia Group responsible for these activities and which at the date of publication of this cookie policy are:

• Calzedonia S.p.A (hereinafter also referred to simply as “Calzedonia”), with registered office at Via Portici Umberto Primo 5/3 Malcesine (Verona, Italy) and administrative office at Via Monte Baldo 20 Dossobuono di Villafranca (Verona, Italy);


• Atelier Emé S.r.l. (hereinafter also referred to simply as “Atelier Emé”), with registered office at Via Portici Umberto Primo 5/3 Malcesine (Verona, Italy).

Calzedonia S.p.A., Atelier Emé S.r.l. and Falconeri S.r.l. are companies belonging to the Calzedonia Group, which includes, in addition to Calzedonia and Atelier Emé also Intimissimi, Tezenis, Falconeri and Signorvino.

For the aforementioned purposes "Direct Marketing", "Profiling", "Statistical analysis and business intelligence" directed at customers and users of Atelier Emè, also performed through the use of cookies, Calzedonia, Atelier Emé are therefore, Data Controllers of the personal data of Atelier Emè customers and users, as they jointly determine the purposes and means of the processing.
The joint controllers have entered into a joint controllership agreement pursuant to Article 26 of the GDPR, the essential content of which is available to you at the offices of the joint controllers.

This policy should be consulted in conjunction with Atelier Emé Privacy policy made available on this website and of which it forms an integral part.

We use cookies in some areas of the website. Cookies are files that store information on hard drives or browsers. They enable this site to monitor whether users have already visited the site, or enhance understanding of which of the site pages are most visited (as cookies show which pages are visited and for how long). Through this data, we are able to make the site meet our users’ requirements and facilitate their navigation of the site. For example, cookies allow us to ensure that information shown on our site on future visits responds to the users indicated preferences.

We strive to inform our users that they can configure their browser to accept or reject cookies, or to alert them to when a cookie has been sent. Every browser is different, therefore it is important that you verify how to modify your options for your specific browser. Atelier Emé informs its users that when a site has been structured to use technical cookies, deactivating them could affect the functionality of the site and hinder its performance.

Below, we provide some links to online information on how to configure the most common browsers:

Internet Explorer™: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-EN/windows-vista/Block-or-allow-cookies

Safari™: http://www.apple.com/en/support/

Chrome™: https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647?hl=it&hlrm=en

Firefox™: http://support.mozilla.org/en/kb/Attivare%20e%20disattivare%20i%20cookies

Opera™: http://help.opera.com/Windows/10.20/en/cookies.html

We also inform users that we use cookies other than technical cookies, known as profiling cookies, these in fact, can always be deactivated by the user without leading to any reduced functionality of the website.

We wish to inform our users in detail, about the types of cookies used, the purpose and the way in which cookies are configured for users.

We wish to inform our users in detail, about the types of cookies used, the purpose and the way in which cookies are configured for users.

• non-systematic and generalised use, limited exclusively to specific circumstances and purposes;
• the collection of users' informed consent where necessary, through an informative banner, published on the website page, shown to the user upon first access and the cookie policy being made permanently available within the website itself.

Cookies can be divided into two macro-categories: "technical" cookies and "profiling" cookies. Additionally, cookies can be distinguished between first-party cookies and third-party cookies.

By continuing to read our policy, it is possible to understand the different types of cookies used on this site.

Technical cookies are used for the sole purpose of transmitting a communication, over an electronic communications network, or as strictly necessary, to provide a service requested by the user.
They are not used for other purposes and can be divided into browsing or session cookies which guarantee normal navigation and use of the website (allowing, for example, authentification to access restricted areas of the website); analytics cookies, similar to technical cookies when used directly to collect information, in aggregate form, on the number of users and how they visit the site. Functionality cookies, allow the user to browse according to a series of selected criteria (for example, language) in order to improve the service provided to users.
For example, when a user has visited a page on our site, customised it and wants it to be shown in the same way next time, we can ensure this functionality by using a cookie.

There is no need to request the users' prior consent for the installation of these cookies.

Profiling cookies are aimed at creating user profiles and are used by us in order to send advertising messages that correspond with the preferences expressed by the user during their web browsing.
This means that we also use them to limit the number of times the user views a particular advertisement. For us it means communicating more effectively and in order for the user to receive advertising that corresponds to their preferences. Whilst the user browses the website, the profiling cookies, also called promotional or targeting cookies, enable us to confirm that the user is looking at our advertisements and to show them promotional content which may be of interest based on what has previously been visited.

Due to the possible invasiveness that this type of cookie can have on users' privacy, prior informed user consent is necessary and our policy conforms to this preventive compliance for the use of cookies.
Promotional cookies, which can also be permanent, can be not only from us (known as first-party cookies) but also from a third party:

• First-Party Cookies

  These are cookies managed directly by us as the owner of the site, for these cookies configuration and potential deactivation instructions are provided directly by us.

• Third-Party Cookies

  These are cookies managed by a third party other than ourselves. For these cookies, we refer to configuration and potential deactivation instructions as indicated directly by the third party in question, by redirecting the user (for example through a link) to the third party's site, where configuration instructions are available.

Finally, we inform users that the different types of cookies can have a specific duration: temporary or permanent.
Cookies with temporary duration, known as session cookies, are deleted and disappear from the device when the user leaves the website and closes the navigation browser.
Whilst permanent cookies, are cookies that remain on the device even after the user has left the website, until they are deleted or until their expiry date is reached. In addition to session cookies, permanent ones are also used on this site for example, to allow users to find preferences they have set on the site on subsequent visits (e.g. their wishlist).

In the table below the user can determine whether each type of cookie used on this site, is a temporary or permanent cookie.

Below is a list of all the cookies used by this website.

Profiling cookies are listed in the first group, as it is also possible to proceed with deactivation in the block mode using the "ON / OFF" cursor indicated below. The second group lists different types of technical cookies.

The Web Push Notification service is active on our website. With your explicit consent, during the course of navigation and also on sites other than those of our brands, you may receive notifications regarding our products, services and commercial news. These notifications, which are based on the association of a unique ID with your browser, can be stopped at any time by changing the settings in your browser. You can find instructions on how to stop push notifications for most browsers below:

Chrome: Settings > Show Advanced Settings > Privacy - Content Settings > Notifications - Manage exceptions > Enter the web address of the brand whose notifications you want to stop and select "Block"
Firefox: Options > Content > Notifications - Choose the web address of the brand whose notifications you want to stop - "Block"
Safari: Preferences > Notifications > From here set the selector to "Reject"

This website may contain links or references to access other websites. We do not control the cookies of other websites, other than those owned by us, to which this Cookie Policy does not apply.

For any questions, comments or concerns regarding this Cookie Policy or the Privacy policy for this website, users can contact Atelier Emè or the Joint Controllers by sending an email to the following address: privacy@calzedonia.com
We have appointed a Personal Data Protection Officer (DPO) that users can contact at the following address:DPO@calzedonia.com

This Cookie Policy was updated in July 2020. We reserve the right to update the contents of the cookie policy at any time by publishing the updated text on this page.

Last update: July 2020