On our website we use cookies that allow us to make your online browsing easier, faster,
and more interactive. This information notice describes the cookies that are used and how to disable or
enable them.
This notice should be consulted in conjunction with the Intimissimi privacy policy which forms an
integral part of it and is made available on this website.
What is a Cookie?
A cookie is a small text file that is stored on your device and that allows you to customize your online
browsing or simply make it easier (for example, by storing the language in which you want to consult the
website, the access credentials to the reserved areas or the products you have placed in your cart). Thanks
to cookies it is therefore possible to collect information regarding your online browsing and use it to
facilitate or personalize your browsing experience.
Which Cookies Do We Use? Is it Possible to Enable or Disable Them?
We use various types of cookies depending on their function and purpose. In general, cookies may be divided
in two macro categories: technical cookies and profiling cookies.
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Technical cookies ensure optimal use of our website by making browsing faster and easier and are
used for the sole purpose of allowing the easy use of our online services. We need to use these
cookies because without them, some sections of our website would not be accessible or would be
difficult to use. We do not ask for your consent for their use, it is not possible to deactivate
them, and the legal basis that allows us to use them is our legitimate interest in the proper
functioning of our website. Functional cookies that allow navigation according to a series of
selected criteria (for example, language) also fall within the category of technical cookies.
Furthermore, analytical cookies, which are related to technical cookies and through which we learn
statistical information only, are collected in aggregate form and relate to the number of visitors
and how they use our website. If the information is not collected in aggregate form and instead
includes identification data (for example, the IP address used by your device), the cookies used to
collect this additional data will be qualified as profiling cookies, active only after submitting
your consent.
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Profiling cookies are used to collect information regarding your browsing habits (pages visited,
items placed in the cart, etc.): we use this data to offer you personalized content and targeted
advertising. Profiling cookies are proprietary (or first party) if managed directly by Calzedonia
S.p.A. or third party, i.e. owned by our business partners.
All profiling cookies (both first and third party) may be enabled/disabled using our Cookie settings or by changing the settings of your browser.
We would like to remind you that profiling cookies, noted with a checkmark, will only be effective if you
click the "Accept" button found on the banner dedicated to cookies on our website. Therefore, profiling
cookies collect information about your browsing only with your express consent.
What Is the Duration of the Cookie?
Depending on the duration of the cookie, we distinguish between:
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Temporary cookies (or session cookies): the data collected by these cookies is kept for a limited
period which corresponds to the duration of your browsing session;
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Permanent cookies: able to store data (for example, the password for access to restricted areas,
thus avoiding the need for it to be entered at each visit). As such, the information collected by
these cookies remains stored in the device used for your browsing even after the browser is closed.
To know the cookie’s duration, access the Cookie settings.
How to Contact Data Controllers and the Data Protection Officer
The data controllers (i.e. those who determine the purposes and methods of processing of personal data) are
Calzedonia S.p.a., with registered office in Malcesine (VR), Via Portici Umberto Primo 5/3, and
administrative office in Dossobuono di Villafranca (VR), Via Monte Baldo n. 20
The Data Controllers have appointed a Data Protection Officer who may be contacted by writing to dpo@calzedonia.com
Recipients of Data and Data Transfer Outside the European Union
The information collected through cookies will be communicated to:
- -Calzedonia S.p.A. staff in charge of the management and monitoring of websites;
- - suppliers and consultants, subject to the stipulation of a contract for the appointment of a
data processor or joint controller.
In some cases, the data may also be transferred outside the European Union to countries that adopt a
level of data protection similar to the European Union (and therefore are recipients of adequacy
decisions) or that are subject to the stipulation of the Standard Contractual Clauses adopted by the
European Commission with decision 2021/914, aimed at subjecting the transfer to adequate guarantees of
protection.
What are Your Rights?
You may exercise your rights guaranteed by law regarding your personal data by writing to privacy@calzedonia.com. We will reply to your request as
soon as possible and in any case no later than 30 days from the receipt of your statement. In some
cases, we may ask you for a copy of an identification document if we need to verify your identity in
connection with your request.
Right of Access
You have the right to know if personal data concerning you is being processed and - if confirmed - to
obtain a copy of such data and be informed about the origin of the data; the categories of personal data
processed; the recipients of the data; the purposes of the processing; the existence of an automated
decision-making process, including profiling; the data retention period; the rights provided for by EU
Regulation 2016/679.
Right of Rectification
You have the right to obtain rectification of the data in our possession concerning you or to integrate
the data that are incomplete.
We would like to remind you that when you communicate your data to use our services, you guarantee its
truthfulness and accuracy. Help us ensure that your data is always accurate by communicating any updates
to privacy@calzedonia.com.
Right of Erasure
You have the right to request the deletion of your personal data if it is no longer necessary for the
purpose for which it was collected or if we are no longer authorized to process it.
Right of Restriction of Processing
You have the right to restrict the processing in the following cases:
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a) you have contested the accuracy of your personal data. You may request the restriction of
processing for the period in which we will verify the accuracy of your data;
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b) we are not authorized to process your data and, instead of deleting it, you may ask us to
restrict its use;
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c) if the data we are in possession of - even if it is no longer necessary for us for the
purposes of the processing for which it was collected – is necessary for you to ascertain,
exercise or defend a right in court;
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d) you have opposed a treatment based on our legitimate interest. Pending the verification of
the prevalence of our legitimate reasons with respect to those that refer to you as an
interested party, you may ask us to restrict the processing.
Right to Withdraw Consent
You may withdraw your consent to all the processing that is based on you by accessing the [link cookie
configurator].
Right to Data Portability
In the event that we process your data based on your consent or in execution of a contract, or the
processing is carried out by automated means, you may exercise the right to data portability. You will
then be able to receive the personal data you have communicated to us in a structured format which is
commonly used and readable by an automatic device. You may also request to have your data transmitted
directly to another company, as long as this is technically possible.
Right of Opposition
You have the right to object at any time to the processing of your personal data based on our legitimate
interest, including profiling.
We would also like to inform you that, if you believe the processing of your personal data is carried
out in contrast to the provisions of EU Regulation 2016/679, you have the right to lodge a complaint
with the competent data protection supervisory authority.
We reserve the right to periodically update the contents of this page. As such, we invite you to consult
this information notice regularly in order to stay up to date with any changes that have occurred since
your last consultation.
Last update: December 2021
