PRIVACY POLICY

 Brother Sports 

1. In-Store Operations (Brick-and-Mortar Retail)

If you visit a physical storefront, data handling is minimal and straightforward:
  • Information Collected: Usually restricted to your name, mobile number, and payment preferences during checkout to generate invoices or process digital payments.
  • Transactional Security: Point-of-sale credit/debit card processing follows standard banking encryption protocols managed by the terminal provider.
  • Data Sharing: Customer lists are held locally and are generally not shared or sold, except when necessary to comply with regional tax reporting or financial audits.

2. Third-Party B2B and Business Directories

Many manufacturing units or custom sportswear providers process bulk orders through business directories and trade networks.
  • Directory Protections: When you submit a quote request, your business information, artwork, and project requirements are processed under the parent directory's overarching privacy guidelines.
  • Confidentiality Commitment: Independent sports manufacturers carefully limit the distribution of custom design concepts, logos, and proprietary team artwork, utilizing them strictly to fulfill fabrication, shipping, and quote processes.

3. General Framework for Local Operations

For small-scale sports retailers, standard data compliance principles typically dictate that:
  • Personal registration information (such as phone numbers collected for text-based promotional alerts or order status updates) can be opted out of directly upon request.
  • Customer details are retained only as long as necessary to facilitate warranty verification, item returns, or local statutory accounting requirements.

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