How Suwen Achieved Privacy-First Analytics with Hardal Cookieless Tracking
Discover how Suwen, Turkey's leading women's lifestyle brand, eliminated third-party cookie dependency and achieved complete analytics visibility with Hardal's cookieless infrastructure.

Suwen, a leading women's underwear and lifestyle brand, transformed their analytics capabilities through Optdcom's implementation of Hardal's first-party, cookieless tracking solution across their expanding store network and e-commerce platforms.
The Challenge
- Safari ITP blocking significant fashion retail data
- Chrome and Firefox privacy restrictions limiting measurement capabilities
- iOS privacy updates dramatically reducing mobile analytics accuracy
- Incomplete customer journey visibility across underwear and lifestyle shopping
- Fragmented session tracking affecting conversion analysis
Why Hardal?
In partnership with digital agency Optdcom, Suwen implemented Hardal's comprehensive first-party tracking infrastructure, establishing cookieless analytics that eliminated third-party cookie dependency.
- Custom domain tracking — Independent of cookies, across all browsers
- Cookieless user identification — Consistent tracking across all sessions
- Privacy-compliant measurement — KVKK-compliant, respecting customer preferences
- Persistent identification — Across fashion browsing and purchase sessions
- Cross-device attribution — Connecting mobile and desktop shopping
Results Achieved
Analytics Transformation:
- Complete elimination of Safari and browser-based tracking limitations
- Consistent measurement across all browsers and devices
- Accurate customer journey visibility supporting strategic decisions
- Reliable behavioral insights for product development
Marketing Performance:
- Accurate ROI measurement across campaigns
- Reliable attribution with complete customer data
- Enhanced targeting based on comprehensive behavioral insights
- Improved optimization through accurate metrics
Implementation Partner: Optdcom Digital Agency

Industry
Retail
Founded
2003 — Istanbul, Turkey
Switched to Hardal
2025