How to Stop Tommy Bahama Catalogs
Tommy Bahama names Do Not Mail as a separate marketing choice. Use those words for paper catalogs, and include the printed address so the request cannot be mistaken for an email-only unsubscribe.
Ask for Do Not Mail
The marketing-communications section of Tommy Bahama's privacy policy distinguishes Do Not Mail, Do Not Email and Do Not Call. Its published contacts include privacy@tommybahama.com and 866-986-8282.
You can also use the Contact Us form. Its current Topic menu includes Unsubscribe. Choose that purpose and put Do Not Mail in the message, rather than assuming Unsubscribe means paper mail.
The form needs the address in your message
The public contact form asks for your name and email. Its message field is where you can explain the postal request and include the catalog address. A reply-email field is not a substitute for the street address receiving the booklet.
Please add [name as printed] at [full mailing address, including unit and ZIP code] to Tommy Bahama Do Not Mail and stop printed catalogs and promotional postal mail. The mailing reference is [code, if present].
Please confirm the postal address covered. This is not an order cancellation or an account-deletion request. Keep necessary service and order messages unchanged.
Leave out the reference sentence if the label has no code. Copying this wording does not submit the form. Review the recipient, apartment number and ZIP before sending it yourself through the company's site.
Check which Tommy Bahama business sent it
The cited policy excludes Tommy Bahama Furniture, operated by Lexington Furniture Industries, and the Island Club program and app operated by Thanx. Do not assume this contact changes those separate businesses' marketing records.
Look at the return address and website on the piece, not only the large logo. A furniture dealer or another local sender may need its own request. If the sender is unclear, describe the booklet and ask customer service who controls the list before forwarding personal information elsewhere.
Keep other choices separate
Using an unsubscribe link in an email does not state a Do Not Mail preference. Necessary account or business messages can also continue after a marketing opt-out. Ask for the channels you actually want stopped.
The cited instruction does not set a final catalog-delivery date. Keep the response, then compare any later catalog's label with the address you supplied. If the reply only mentions email, clarify the paper-mail request rather than signing up for another offer to change preferences.
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