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What does Pleats Please smell like?

Pleats Please is an effervescent, crystalline fragrance that captures the movement of the iconic pleated fabric it was named after. The opening is dominated by a crisp, crunchy Nashi pear and apple ac...

Details

House: Issey Miyake
Concentration: Eau De Toilette
Gender: feminine
Year: 2012
Longevity: 6.9 / 10
Sillage: 6.4 / 10
Scent Profile: Floral, Sweet, Fruity, Fresh, Powdery
Best Seasons: Spring, Summer
Best Occasions: Daily, Leisure
Perfumer: Aurélien Guichard

Community Insights

Based on 16 discussions

The consensus on performance is that it offers solid longevity for an Eau de Toilette, often lasting through a full workday, though it maintains a polite, intimate sillage rather than a loud projection.
Many enthusiasts categorize this as a "clean girl" scent, frequently comparing its soapy, fresh profile to fragrances like Lanvin Eclat d’Arpège and Alfred Sung Shi.
It is widely considered a staple for spring and summer, with the community noting it performs exceptionally well in high-heat conditions without becoming cloying.
While the bottle design is modern and sharp, the scent itself is often debated for its "retro" sweetness, with some finding it more "girly" and nectar-like than the more minimalist, aquatic DNA of the original L’eau d’Issey.
Value opinions are high, as it is often cited as a high-quality, non-cheap smelling fragrance that is now becoming harder to find due to its discontinued status.

Frequently Asked Questions

Has Pleats Please been discontinued?+

Yes, this fragrance is currently discontinued. While it can still be found through some discounters and secondary markets, it is no longer part of the active Issey Miyake production line.

How does this compare to the original L’eau d’Issey?+

While both share a "clean" and "fresh" philosophy, Pleats Please is much fruitier and more floral. It lacks the sharp aquatic and lotus notes of the original, leaning instead toward a powdery, nectar-sweet profile.

Is this suitable for a professional office environment?+

This is an excellent choice for business or daily wear. Because it has a moderate sillage and smells reminiscent of luxury soap and fresh linens, it is generally considered non-offensive and professional.

Which seasons are best for wearing Pleats Please?+

Most users find it flourishes in the spring and summer. The bright pear and airy sweet pea notes are designed to complement sunny, warm weather.

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What does Pleats Please smell like?

Pleats Please is an effervescent, crystalline fragrance that captures the movement of the iconic pleated fabric it was named after. The opening is dominated by a crisp, crunchy Nashi pear and apple ac...

Details

House: Issey Miyake
Concentration: Eau De Toilette
Gender: feminine
Year: 2012
Longevity: 6.9 / 10
Sillage: 6.4 / 10
Scent Profile: Floral, Sweet, Fruity, Fresh, Powdery
Best Seasons: Spring, Summer
Best Occasions: Daily, Leisure
Perfumer: Aurélien Guichard

Community Insights

Based on 16 discussions

The consensus on performance is that it offers solid longevity for an Eau de Toilette, often lasting through a full workday, though it maintains a polite, intimate sillage rather than a loud projection.
Many enthusiasts categorize this as a "clean girl" scent, frequently comparing its soapy, fresh profile to fragrances like Lanvin Eclat d’Arpège and Alfred Sung Shi.
It is widely considered a staple for spring and summer, with the community noting it performs exceptionally well in high-heat conditions without becoming cloying.
While the bottle design is modern and sharp, the scent itself is often debated for its "retro" sweetness, with some finding it more "girly" and nectar-like than the more minimalist, aquatic DNA of the original L’eau d’Issey.
Value opinions are high, as it is often cited as a high-quality, non-cheap smelling fragrance that is now becoming harder to find due to its discontinued status.

Frequently Asked Questions

Has Pleats Please been discontinued?+

Yes, this fragrance is currently discontinued. While it can still be found through some discounters and secondary markets, it is no longer part of the active Issey Miyake production line.

How does this compare to the original L’eau d’Issey?+

While both share a "clean" and "fresh" philosophy, Pleats Please is much fruitier and more floral. It lacks the sharp aquatic and lotus notes of the original, leaning instead toward a powdery, nectar-sweet profile.

Is this suitable for a professional office environment?+

This is an excellent choice for business or daily wear. Because it has a moderate sillage and smells reminiscent of luxury soap and fresh linens, it is generally considered non-offensive and professional.

Which seasons are best for wearing Pleats Please?+

Most users find it flourishes in the spring and summer. The bright pear and airy sweet pea notes are designed to complement sunny, warm weather.

Is the vanilla note very strong in the base?+

The vanilla is quite subtle. It serves to provide a creamy texture to the white musk rather than turning the fragrance into a heavy gourmand. The overall impression remains fresh and floral rather than "edible."

Does this fragrance smell like "old-fashioned" florals?+

Not exactly. While it uses traditional notes like peony and indole, the addition of Nashi pear and the clean, powdery musk gives it a contemporary, bright character that feels more "timeless" than "vintage."

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