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What are inverted box pleats?

Inverted box pleats are when two pleats next to each other are positioned at the top to create a point that looks like an arrowhead. The pleats meet on the top and move away from each other at an angle. Use our Style Search function and type in the words´ inverted box pleat´ in the keywords search field criteria to bring up styles with this feature.

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