Privacy
Hide Fashion buyer catalogs · Autumn 2026
This page says what the catalog measures, and why.
What is collected
Which catalog page you opened, which styles you looked at and for about how long, the text you typed into Find style, and clicks on a PDF, WhatsApp, email, or the factory-call link.
If the link you were sent includes ?ref= or utm_ tags, those values are sent with the measurements for that visit. A ref code is a label on the link, not your name or email address. It is read from the address bar only. Closing the page drops it. Nothing is written to browser storage.
Why
So Hide Fashion can see which styles buyers spend time on, and improve the catalog. The measurements are not used to build a profile of a named person, and they are not sold.
PostHog, in the EU, without cookies
Counts go to PostHog on its EU cloud (eu.i.posthog.com). Cookieless mode is on: PostHog sets no cookie and no local storage of its own. PostHog uses a daily server-side hash to count visits. The catalog does not call identify, and it does not attach the ref code to a person profile.
Microsoft Clarity, without cookies
Clarity provides heatmaps and session recordings so we can see where people get stuck. This page tells Clarity to deny ad storage and analytics storage. A recording includes the page address, including any ref code in it.
What we don't collect
No name, email, phone number, or account. The email and WhatsApp links leave this site only if you choose them. PDF export of a catalog does not run this measurement.