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  4. Pleats Please (EDP)
Issey MiyakePleats PleaseDiscontinued

Pleats Please (EDP)

2013

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Versions Timeline

2013

Pleats Please (Original Release)

Price Range
$35 – $60

Estimated price range, including all bottle sizes

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Perfumers

Aurélien Guichard

"Pleats Please Eau de Parfum is a feminine floral fragrance launched in 2013. Its composition combines violet and a sweet macaroon accord at the opening, creating a playful and confectionary impression. Sweet pea and peony form the floral heart, giving the fragrance a soft, colorful, and gently romantic character. Patchouli adds an earthy chypre dimension in the drydown, while vanilla provides warmth and sweetness. The overall profile balances cheerful floral softness with a more grounded, lightly sophisticated base. It is a polished interpretation of the Pleats Please aesthetic, translating the collection's vivid design language into a wearable fragrance."

Ideal Environment

Best Seasons

Spring
Summer
Fall

Ideal Weather

Mild
Sunny
Cloudy

Moods

Cheerful
Playful
Romantic
Elegant

Occasions

Daily Use
Casual
Date
Work
Dinner
AI Generated

Aromatic Profile

0m/6h
Top Notes
1x
FloralGourmandSweetEarthyChypre

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

0–54m

violet
macarons
Middle Notes

54m–2h 42m

sweet pea
peony
Base Notes

2h 42m–6h

patchouli
vanilla

Performance

Longevity
60%

Moderate (4-6h)

Sillage
40%

Moderate

Reviews Summary

“Pleats Please is generally characterized as a cheerful floral with sweet pea, peony, and fruity-sweet facets, followed by a soft, powdery, and lightly earthy drydown. Its reception is positive overall, although some commentary considers the developing scent pleasant and polished rather than especially distinctive.”

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