Short, and true. If anything here is unclear, ask us — the answer will be the same one this page gives.
Your name, your phone number and your delivery address. We need all three: the address to send the parcel, the phone so we can confirm the order and so the driver can find you on the day.
Card details. There is nowhere on this site to enter one — you pay the courier in cash when the parcel arrives. Nobody here has ever seen a card number and there is no system that could store one.
The courier who brings the parcel, and only them. They are given your name, phone and address because that is what a delivery is. Nobody else is given it, it is not sold, and it is not shared with any advertiser.
Your favourites, your bag, the pieces you have looked at, the sizes you picked when you first opened For You, and the address you asked us to remember at checkout. All of it lives in your own browser. It is not sent anywhere and we cannot see it.
If you make an account, your favourites and your bag are copied to it so they follow you to another phone. That is the only thing signing in changes about this.
Your email address, and the name you gave. The email is how you sign in and how we send you a link if you forget your password. There is no newsletter to escape.
No. There is no Facebook pixel on this site, no Google Analytics, no advertising tag and no session recorder. We do not know what you did before you arrived or where you went afterwards.
The one thing we count is what people search for — the word alone, with nobody attached to it. It tells us to buy more coats when everyone is searching for coats. It cannot be traced to you and is not linked to your account.
If you use one of those buttons, they tell us your name and email address so we can make your account. We do not receive your password, your friends, your photographs, or permission to post anything. We ask for nothing beyond your name and email, and we could not take more if we wanted to.
Orders are kept as a record of what was bought — they are the receipt, and the same law that makes us keep one makes us keep yours. Everything else goes when you ask.
There is a button for it: Account → Delete my account. It removes your sign-in, your email and your saved details straight away, and takes your name and address out of any order you have placed — the order itself stays in our books as a record of the sale, which a shop has to keep.
Or message us and say so. We will delete your account, your email and your saved favourites, and tell you when it is done — the same day where we can. Orders already delivered stay as a record of the sale.
To clear what is on your phone, without asking anybody: clear this site's data in your browser settings, or sign out and use the Clear buttons on Favourites and Search.
Email us to delete your data
On servers run by Supabase, our database provider, and Vercel, who serve the website. They hold it on our behalf and do not use it for anything of their own.
This is a shop for adults and we do not knowingly keep anything about anyone under sixteen. If you think we have, tell us and it goes.
Lebanese Law No. 81 of 2018, on Electronic Transactions and Personal Data. Under it you may ask what we hold about you, ask for it to be corrected, and ask for it to be deleted — all three of which you can do yourself from the Account tab, or by messaging us.
Questions about any of this? Email us, or read the terms. We are Les Trends de Mimi, an online shop selling in Lebanon.
