Pleats Please was created by Aurélien Guichard , the same perfumer who interpreted peach as a decadent dessert in Bond no 9 Chinatown and made lilac modern in Gucci Guilty . The opening is a mix of juicy apple and orange.

I was given a 30ml bottle of Issey Miyake Pleats Please EDT for my birthday recently by a friend who likes to give me different perfumes every year (hoping to expand my horizons).

longevity; lasts for absolutely ages

too sweet; too flowery

I wasn't sure about this perfume. I had never even heard of it until I purchased it here, but the description seemed to be something I'd like and the price was right so I took a leap of faith and clicked "buy now". I'm very glad I did. Just a word of warning..

Somehow this seemed to be different from the reviews. It's not really long lasting; unlike the other issey miyake perfumes i've got usually from boots.

The fragrance is extravagant and last a long time. Love it. I also bought after having used this fragrant the deodorant which I now love too. My experience is that people have to ask what perfume I have on.

Not the original. Was very disappointed. This is my wife's favorite perfume and i got her a fake.

Holy Hell. This stuff..... Wow. Starts out all pukey violet. The bad violet - too sweet - akin to that used in Ultraviolet by Paco Rabanne. I'm really not a fan of that one. But joining the violet stampede, there rains a heavy downpour of extraordinarily indolic sweet pea. Those screaming "grape!

It's a very nice everyday perfume, it's not too strong and I get alot of compliments about it.