Privacy Collection Notice

As a part of shopping at Moleskine Australia and if you subscribe to our newsletter, we collect the information outlined below. This information is held by us under the terms of our privacy policy.    

 Set out below is our Privacy Collection Notice which outlines the information we collect and reasons for the collection of that information:  

 Name: We collect your title and full name to attribute a name to any orders placed by you moleskine.com.au

 Email: We collect your email so that we can send communications to you relating to the confirmation of your order and any updates to the postal process. If you provide consent, we will also place your email in our email marketing database.  

  Phone Number: We collect this to be able to provide Australia Post with a phone number to attribute to your postal experience. We do not engage with SMS marketing. Mobile numbers are also used by our Customer Service team to contact you regarding your order (if necessary).  

 Postal Address: We collect this in order to send your order to the correct location.

 Any information we hold about you is able to be accessed via the ‘My Account' function on our website and you can contact our customer service team (hello@moleskine.com.au) to request access to the personal information that we hold about you and to request to remove any personal information that we might hold about you at any time.   

 Your information is stored in line with the Australian Privacy Principles within our systems. Please note some of the systems within our business use AWS to host data on international servers. All systems in our business have had a Privacy Impact Assessment and are in line with Global Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) laws.   

You can see more information about our privacy practices at our Privacy Policy which is accessible at this web address: https://moleskine.com.au/pages/privacy-policy. If you have any questions or concerns about how your information is being treated, you can email hello@moleskine.com.au. Alternatively, you can always raise your concerns with the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner. Details of the OAIC can be found at: www.oaic.gov.au.