October Madame-T Stole in Yellow Ocher by Pleats Please Issey Miyake-Pleats Please Issey Miyake-Idlewild-Cincinnati
October Madame-T Stole in Yellow Ocher by Pleats Please Issey Miyake-Pleats Please Issey Miyake-Idlewild-Cincinnati
October Madame-T Stole in Yellow Ocher by Pleats Please Issey Miyake-Pleats Please Issey Miyake-Idlewild-Cincinnati
October Madame-T Stole in Yellow Ocher by Pleats Please Issey Miyake-Pleats Please Issey Miyake-Idlewild-Cincinnati

Pleats Please Issey Miyake

October Madame-T Stole in Yellow Ocher by Pleats Please Issey Miyake

$ 325.00
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The October Madame-T Stole by Pleats Please Issey Miyake is a large, pleated stole that has a hole in the center which you can use to put your head or arm through, allowing for multiple ways to style.  The design transforms into scarves, capes, ponchos, or wrapped tops depending on how it is folded, draped, and knotted.  The Yellow Ocher color evokes the open feeling of color planes spreading through space, overlapping, and gradually covering one another.

Play around and find new ways to style, or head to our Idlewild instagram to see all the ways we're styling the Madame-T!

Made in Japan.

Length (in) = Approx. 57.9
Width (in) = About 28.3

100% Polyester

Hand wash cold. Lay flat to dry.

Garments from Issey Miyake's collection are available in one size only. This size fits a variety of sizes, from size 2-16.

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Pleats Please Issey Miyake

First launched in the ISSEY MIYAKE line in 1988, this pleats line grew until it finally became a brand of its own with an independent Spring/Summer 1994 collection. Issey Miyake developed a patented technique called “Finished Pleating” for the foundation of this brand. Unlike most pleated products, where the fabric is first pleated and then cut and sewn, a PLEATS PLEASE garment is first cut and sewn from the original fabric and pleated after the garment is sewn together. PLEATS PLEASE reflects Issey Miyake's fundamental concept that "design is not for philosophy, but for life," and continues to evolve today.

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