While signed into Amazon (on the desktop site), here’s what you’ll need to do to hide your order(s):
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Click or tap your name along the top of the Amazon taskbar (directly beside your basket).
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From the Your Account page, select Track And Manage Your Orders from the Your Orders options.
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In this list of past orders, you’ll see that each item has the Archive Order button beneath it. Click and confirm.
There are several caveats to this. Firstly, by default, Your Orders only displays those purchases made in the previous three months. To go back further, click Filter to search by Order Type (Not Yet Dispatched, Local Shops, Canceled) or Order Date (which allows you to go on to search by full past years). It can be a fiddly process, order by order. It’s also important to note that the Amazon app itself doesn’t allow users to archive their orders, so it must be done from the desktop site (though this can be accessed via the Desktop Site checkbox in the settings of your mobile browser).
The archiving process doesn’t remove an order from your account, but simply ensures that it’s hidden. To get purchases to display again in your main My Orders section, here’s what you’ll need to do:
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Return to the Your Account menu.
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Select Archived Orders.
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In this menu, the Archive Order option is replaced with Unarchive Order. Select this for the orders you want to display again.
