I took a chance on purchasing these sheets and I'm glad I did. I love the way the bottom sheet fits, it didn't curl up at the corners after a couple days, I need deep pocks because I have a mattress topper on, it stayed in place for the entire week. The sheets are soft, my only complaint is I bought white but when they arrived, it was more of a off white, maybe a little yellow.

I would like to share a little sewing knowledge for a couple of less knowledgeable reviewers. For the person who stated the sewing is coming a part after she washed them before using them. What you are seeing is the starting and ending tails of the thread which is always there, if not, seeing cannot begin. The person who sewed it just did not clean it up after finishing it. Which is to cut the tails off. However I would have sent your set back anyway because the sheet you were complaining about, the person has the tension set a little to loose, mostly the person forgot to reset it from a previous project, because it is not off by much. Under this situation I wouldn't expect getting another set with the same problem. If the tension would have been ok, all you would have had to do was cut the threads. This person was having a bad day all around because the back/reversing at the end is supposed to on top of row on top row this is to prevent the thread from coming undone from washings and use. This person didn't quite make the mark. The person who complained about softness. This set did NOT state pre-washed therefore it will have some stiffness until it is washed. Production wise it is easier on the weaving machines if the thread is stiffer, causes less jamming and thread breakage, as well as, less shipping bulk-age, the flatter it lays. So next time wash it first, then complain. At Sam's you can do that and still can return it, just make sure you check the return policy 1st. Because not all things are returnable or they have exceptions. So, please people do your homework learn about what you are buying before you buy it. That includes how things are made. The higher the thread count the better, right? Well that means a whole grunch of little itty bitty fine threads that will break easily and the silkier even cotton sheets will feel and look. Which also means they will be as slippery as silk as well so, if yo like chase your sheets down all night then the hight thread counts are for you. Unless you sew velcro on the bed and on the top sheet, tucking it in is not going to work either.

I am very sorry to report that these were NOT quality. I have never had sheets tear up in 6 months. I gave these to my daughter and she told me they ripped in several places. I just can't imagine this, but yes, they did. I love SAMS and its products - but this one, for whatever reason, was a total fail. I've had sheets that have lasted more than a decade easily, with no problems, and not this expensive. So, I'm not sure what the problem is here, but there's a quality control issue for sure.

The first pair of sheets I bought was queen size for our guest bedroom. The second time I put the sheets on that bed, for a guest, I noticed these odd little 1-2" tears. My boys had just had a sleepover with a friend and used the guest room. And, sadly, I assumed that my boys had cut the sheets. They promised me they did not. But nothing else made sense to me. I was pretty mad at my sons. At the time, my twin boys were eleven. They, quite simply, knew better. Fast forward about nine months and I bought two sets of twin sized sheets for my boys' beds. After the second wash they alerted me to the fact that their sheets now had tears in them. I was livid. They swore every which way that they did not cut their sheets. But nothing else made sense. I promised them I would never replace their sheets if they were going to so belligerently disregard my efforts to buy them nice but simultaneously affordable things. Fast forward six months. I bought my first pair of king sized sheets for my bed. My husband and I were impressed. Soft, breathable, quality. We used to buy really expensive sheets from a department store. They ran $600 for a complete set, when all was said and done. About four years before all this with the Member's Mark sheets, we bought a replacement pair. The replacement pair was replacing sheets that were over 12 years old. The elasticity was gone in the fitted sheet and the idea of a fitted sheet staying on the mattress had flown out the window. The replacement pair was NOTHING like the original pair we were replacing. They were awful, in comparison. And absolutely NOT worth the price. So, here we are with our Member's Mark sheets. Right out of the wash they were amazing. Just like our original over-priced amazing sheets. But for a fraction of the cost. Thread count is a funny thing. Because over a certain number, thread count means nothing. In fact, over a certain number, thread count may very well mean awful sheets. And what that "certain number" is is different for everyone. For my husband and I, anything over 700 equates to bad sheets. These sheets were perfect. Not too hot. Soft, silky, amazing. Until the second wash. And I had slits at the foot of the bed. On my "husband's side". What was he doing to these sheets? Why would he cut them? Does he need a pedicure that bad that he tore the sheets with his "rough feet"? I was mad. I got a second set for our king bed. Yep. Second wash. Here we are again with 1-2" tears. This time it was on "my side" of the bed. I know I hadn't been playing with scissors in bed. I know my feet are soft and not eagerly awaiting the next pedicure (except, they always are). Well, we've had these sheets for a few years now. And the tears keep happening. I have apologized profusely for condemning my sons. And replaced theirs. More tears. It is so annoying. We won't be buying anymore. And now I'm trying to figure out a replacement. But it sure won't be anything Member's Mark.

I own @ least 15 sets in king and quueen that are 5-7 yrs. old . The new sheets feel very rough after washing with baking soda and vinegar to remove chemicals , which typically makes sheets softer ! Sick of poor quality items made from other countries that add chemicals that make them wrinkle free and mold resistaint . When actually it only puts a layer on the material to have a SHEEN fake softness !

I bought the queen sheet set and it’s beautiful and soft. The deep blue color is amazing! The bottom sheet stays put even when my I raise my head and feet with my adjustable bed frame. Wash up well and some wrinkles after drying but minimal. Plus includes 4 pillow cases! Feels cool and comfortable! Highly recommend this sheet set!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m really happy with the hotel premier collection sheet set- queen. The sheets feel soft, smooth, and give that nice hotel- quality comfort without being too heavy. The fitted sheet stays in place well, and they come out of the dryer looking neat with minimal wrinkles. After a few washes, they’ve held up great and feel even softer.

So far so good. I'm hoping these are the same quality as the sets I bought several years ago from Sam's Club. So far they appear to be. They wash well, sleep comfortably, and generally feel good. They have a nice weight to them, the size is true, and the finish smooth.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This 700 thread count set gives quality and comfort. I look forward to getting in my bed every night now. I haven't washed it yet, so I can't say how it is going to withstand the time of use, but overall this is a quality set.

These sheets were a big disappointment. They were frayed and had holes in them when they arrived. They also don't feel like they're 700-thread-count. In my honest opinion ONLY the "hem" - decorative top section of the flat sheet - is the only part that is really 700-thread-count. I expected much better quality. I purchased two sets (Ivory and White). I will be returning the unused set of white sheets and extra pillow cases for a refund.