I have purchased 3 king sets of these members mark fitted sheets in the last 4-5 years. I love the way they fit & stay on the fitted mattress so nice. They feel very nice, they wash & wash & wash so nice UNTIL finally the fabric gives out & SPLITS, RIPS, TEARS. ALL 3 sets have done the exact same thing. I have pictures of 2 sets to prove it. The set that just tore was purchased in 2020, also have a picture of the date on the tag. The fitted sheet is what tears. This last set did not last 2 years. The first set was chocolate brown, then the last 2 sets were cream. I thought the first set was a fluke, then sewed up the 10" tear on the 2nd set and added an iron on patch. No more for me. 3rd time was NOT the charm. King sheets are not cheap, so they should last longer. The fabric is CHEAP junk. I will be looking elsewhere.

I bought three sets of these sheets in August of 2015. I rotate their use each week. The bottom sheets are shreaded. I have sheet sets that have lasted 10 years without tearing, these due to rotation only lasted 4 months. I never used bleach or harsh detergents. They felt real nice and soft but just aren't built to last.

These sheets were my favorite, smooth, soft touch sheets ever. I think I purchased at least ten sets in different colors and sizes. I was never a fan of a "silky" surface sheet -- I preferred percale -- but I love my OLDER sets of these sheets. They were, and still are, fabulous. Today I purchased a Queen set, Members Mark 450 Thread count sheets, and didn't realize the labels on the front and back were slightly different. Today's purchased set is woven differently.... something called 100% HYGROCOTTON -- temperature regulating material. I didn't notice the difference, came home and washed and dried them, and realized the "feel" of the sheet was different. Slightly scratchy. The pillowcase is a good determiner of feel and it's scratchy. I washed them again, and again... and now have them in the wash with a liquid softener in the dispenser. What a waste of water.... I will just give up and bring them back for a refund. I looked at an unopened package of sheets I purchased last year. The front and back labels are different. The oldest set of these sheets that I have might be 4 years old.. the most recent, last year. I don't like these HYGROCOTTON sheets at ALL! I know there are more serious problems in the world, and I'm sorry to complain. But please check the labels on these products which appear to be identical to former products. The product information online doesn't reflect this change. If it doesn't matter to you, then these are generally well made, well fitting sheets. I'm glad I have at least two queen sized sets of the older product. I hope they last for a long, long time!

I first purchased these 2 or 3 years ago and thought the quality was very nice. Last month I purchased another set and was very disappointed. I washed the sheet set once and they feel scratchy and look like they are pilling. The quality is not the same as the first set purchased.

When I first put these sheets on, I was impressed with the quality for the cost. Every night, I would start mildly itching and thought it was all in my head because I had washed them before use in my normal detergent. I literally kept them for weeks before mentioning the itchiness to my husband who said he has been feeling itchy as well but wanted to keep me happy with the purchase. I have literally fought sleep for weeks with itching, just to find out it wasn't in my head. Something the sheets are made of are causing this, we've never had this problem with anything else. It is almost like a fiberglass-causing itch. I did research and some sheets are made with fiberglass now. For the record, I do not have sensitive skin. Could be a bad batch but I would not recommend.

I always buy sheets when they are on sale. After washing these and getting ready to put them on my bed one of the pillow cases had a 3 inch rip in the seem and the sheet had a hole. I’ve bought two members mark items and both have had something wrong with them. I really hope this doesn’t continue.

So I own 8 vacation homes that I rent, plus two primary homes that I don't rent. Just giving perspective, but three of those homes are $1M+ plus properties and everyone loves these sheets. This is the ONLY sheet set we now use, even in our own homes. It is the perfect combo of price and quality. I have never experienced even a single set with any flaws and I think I have probably bought 300+ sets in varying sizes in the past 5 years. I host over 400 vacationing families a year, albeit in warm climates where you would not want a super high thread-count sheet. My cleaning crews all prefer this sheet set over anything else I have ever bought. They wash well (and sometimes mine get washed every 3-4 days for vacation guests), stay soft, don't wrinkle too much, and are ample size. I get hot at night and I personally find they breathe pretty well. You can definitely find something "smoother" and higher end, but for the price of this set, I'm sold and will never buy anything else. I tried the Peach Skins sheets that my sister recommended which feel great, but didn't last 6 months. **we especially like the spa blue color, which is a soft blue with a hint of green for a beautiful effect.

Loved the Christy sheets. They were soft, fit the mattress well, and comfortable. These sheets fit the mattress well, but are stiff (even after several washings). It's tough to find the perfect sheets. These aren't. Please bring back the Christy sheets.

Admittedly my husband has the world's roughest feet and wears through sheets faster than the average person, but whereas an average set at a comparable price will last us at least a year or two, these wore out in less than 3 months. Very disappointing.

If you're into buying sheets every few months, these are great! I've bought three different sets hoping they would last, because let's face it, the price is good and they sure are soft. Every single time they rip and shred way too quickly. Buying a nice set of more expensive bed sheets will save you money in the long run.