Pleats Please

Pleats Please brings Issey Miyake’s signature micro-pleating to dresses, pants, cardigans and scarves cut for movement. Sculptural yet easy, these pieces fold flat, travel light and spring back to shape the moment you put them on. Build a modular wardrobe of color-saturated trousers, longline layers and pleated dresses that work from studio to evening.

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Pleats Please

This Pleats Please edit focuses on the label’s most wearable shapes: wide-leg trousers, tapered track pants, longline cardigans, midi dresses and lightweight scarves. Each piece uses the brand’s engineered pleating to create architectural volume with minimal weight, so hems hold a clean line while still stretching and folding with the body. Track-inspired pants with elastic waistbands sit next to straight-leg and cropped cuts that style easily with knitwear, tailoring or sneakers.

Cardigans and dresses come in open-front and V-neck silhouettes that layer over everything from tank dresses to shirting. A tight color story of orange, burgundy, green, black and grey keeps the collection graphic but precise. Use a pleated scarf to break up a monochrome look, or build a full matching set for a more directional profile. Pair Pleats Please with popular brands like Jil Sander, The Row, and Marni for a mix of classic structure and conceptual texture that still reads effortless.

FAQ

How does Pleats Please sizing run?
Pleats Please is cut to accommodate movement, with pleated fabric that stretches and contracts on the body. Many styles have elastic waistbands or open fronts, so they’re more forgiving than rigid tailoring. Choose your regular size and check our notes if a piece runs particularly long, cropped or narrow through the hip. If you sit between sizes, the smaller size often works due to the flex of the pleating.
Is Pleats Please suitable for travel and everyday wear?
Yes, the engineered pleats are designed to be lightweight, packable and wrinkle-resistant. Pants, dresses and cardigans fold down flat, then spring back to shape when worn. The collection works well for commute, studio days and longer trips where you want polish without maintenance. Just hang the piece after unpacking and the pleats will hold their structure.
How should I care for Pleats Please pieces?
Always follow the care label on each garment, as pleated constructions need specific handling. Typically, you should avoid high heat, heavy pressing or steaming directly onto the pleats, which can soften the structure. Store pieces folded along the natural pleat direction or hung carefully to prevent stretching. If you’re unsure, use a trusted dry cleaner experienced with pleated garments.
Can I wear Pleats Please with more tailored or avant-garde pieces?
Pleats Please layers cleanly with both sharp tailoring and more experimental silhouettes. The fluid, vertical pleats balance structured blazers and crisp shirting, while the volume of wide-leg or track-style pants sits well with conceptual knitwear and directional footwear. Many clients style the line alongside popular brands like Prada, Lemaire or Maison Margiela to play with proportion and texture. The neutral and deep colors in this edit make mixing particularly straightforward.
What types of Pleats Please pieces are in this collection?
This edit focuses on pleated pants in wide-leg, straight and tapered track cuts, alongside cropped training styles with fitted cuffs. You’ll also find longline and open-front cardigans, midi and long dresses with streamlined necklines, and lightweight pleated scarves with subtle stripe effects. The selection is tight, so each piece has been chosen for versatility and strong line. Use filters by category and length to quickly locate the silhouettes that fit your wardrobe.