Pleats Please Issey Miyake Monthly Colors August Pleated Zip Top
Pleats Please Issey Miyake
$590.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
Pleats Please Issey Miyake Monthly Colors August Pleated Zip Top exudes quiet confidence with sculptural ease. Issey Miyake's signature garment-pleating technique gives modern shape to a wrinkle-resistant, travel-friendly silhouette, while the crisp 100% polyester fabric carries a cool, textural sheen. In the August color edition, the pleated surface reads graphic and refined, turning a simple zip top into a statement of motion and lightness.
Two-way front-zip closure lets you tailor the neckline and the overall silhouette, and the spread collar keeps the line polished. Long sleeves balance the generous texture of the pleats, while the fabric holds shape without stiffness. It layers over a base layer or under a light jacket for changing temperatures, and its wrinkle-resistance means it travels well and emerges smooth from suitcase to street.
Made in Japan, this piece stays true to Pleats Please heritage of wearable sculpture. The collection nudges a modern, versatile wardrobe toward texture and ease, offering a top that moves from day to night with simple styling shifts.
Materials / Fabrication
- Issey Miyake signature garment-pleating technique
- Wrinkle-resistant fabric
- Travel-friendly top
- Two-way front-zip closure
- Spread collar
- Long sleeves
- Shell: 100 percent polyester
- Made in Japan
- Designer Clothing Asian & Pacific Islander Owned/Founded
Recommended Care
- Machine wash cold on gentle cycle with a mild detergent
- Reshape while damp and lay flat to dry
- Avoid bleach and fabric softeners
- If needed, steam at low temperature or use a low heat iron with a pressing cloth; avoid direct heat on pleats
- Do not tumble dry
Fit Notes
- Two-way front-zip closure lets you adjust the neckline.
- Spread collar and long sleeves create a clean, tailored silhouette with the pleated texture.
- 100% polyester fabric with pleating provides wrinkle-resistant, travel-friendly performance.
