Cookie Policy
What is a cookie?
A cookie is a text file placed on your hard drive by the Website’s server. However, a cookie does not allow you to be identified. It simply creates a random number that records information.
The Website uses cookies to analyse and facilitate your browsing experience. You can accept or refuse the use of cookies on a case-by-case basis by following the procedure set out in the Website’s cookie banner. Some cookies are necessary for the use of the Website. If you do not accept them, you will not be able to browse the Website.
Which cookies are involved?
– Cookies strictly necessary for the functioning of the Website and the services you request. These cookies allow you to create your account, view products, place an order, etc.
– Analytical cookies, which enable us to understand the usage and performance of our Site and to improve its functioning by analysing your browsing behaviour. In particular, we use audience measurement services to help us manage our Site effectively.
– Functional cookies are not strictly necessary but help to optimise your experience, in particular by tailoring your journey on the Website.
How long are they stored?
They are stored for a maximum of 13 months. Once this period has expired, your consent will need to be obtained again.
How do I manage my cookies?
The placement of cookies is subject to your consent.
When you first visit the Site, you can accept, configure or refuse cookies by clicking the relevant button in the cookie banner.
Cookies necessary for the functioning of the Site and the provision of services cannot be refused. You will not be able to access the Site without accepting them.
Other cookies may be refused, but doing so will impair your experience.
How do I configure my browser?
You can disable the use of cookies by selecting the appropriate settings in your browser.
For Mozilla Firefox:
1. Select the ‘Tools’ menu, then ‘Options’,
2. Click on the ‘Privacy & Security’ icon,
3. Locate the “Storage policies” menu and select the options that suit you.
For Microsoft Internet Explorer:
1. Select the ‘Tools’ menu, then ‘Internet Options’,
2. Click on the ‘Privacy’ tab, then ‘Advanced settings’
3. Select the options that suit you.
For Google Chrome:
1. Select the ‘Settings’ menu, then ‘Advanced settings’, then ‘Content settings’,
2. Select the ‘Cookies’ menu and choose ‘Blocked’.
For Safari:
- Select the ‘Safari’ menu, then ‘Preferences’, then ‘Privacy’
- Select “Block all cookies”.
For Opera:
1. Select the ‘Preferences’ menu, then ‘Advanced’, then ‘Cookies’2. Select “Never accept cookies”
Cookies and social media?
These cookies are designed to allow users to use the features of various social networks, in particular to share pages and content via these third-party social networks.
For more information: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/cookies-et-traceurs-que-dit-la-loi
List of PeeK’in Cookies
Updated March 2026
| Cookie name | Lifespan | Required | Purpose | Purpose | Categories | Notes |
| \_pk\_id | 13 months | No | Stores a unique visitor ID. | Proprietary web analytics | User journey analysis | – |
| \_pk\_ses | 30 minutes | No | Session cookie that temporarily stores visit data. | Proprietary web analytics | User journey analysis | – |
| \_pk\_ref | 6 months | No | Stores attribution information (the referrer that brought the user to the website). | Proprietary web analytics | User journey analysis | – |
| \_pk\_cvar | 30 minutes | No | Session cookie that temporarily stores custom variables for the visit. | Proprietary web analytics | User journey analysis | – |
| [\_]pk\_testcookie | A few seconds; deleted once the test is complete | No | Temporary cookie to check whether the visitor’s browser supports cookies (set only in Internet Explorer). | Proprietary web analytics | Test to check if the browser supports cookies | – |
| \_ga | 2 years | No | Used to distinguish users. | Proprietary web analytics | User journey analysis | – |
| *ga*<container-id> | 2 years | No | Used to maintain the session state. | Proprietary web analytics | User journey analysis | – |
| mtm\_cookie\_consent\_removed | 30 years by default. The actual duration depends on the browser: • Safari → 7 days • Firefox → 45 days • Chrome → 400 days | Yes / No (see Notes) | Retains user non-consent | Proprietary web analytics | Cookie indicating user consent | Either “mtm_cookie_consent_removed” or “mtm_cookie_consent” will be set, depending on whether or not the user gives their consent |
| mtm_cookie_consent | 30 years | Yes / No (see Notes) | Stores user consent | Proprietary web analytics | Cookie indicating user consent | See above |