[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very comfortable and great quality! I put this on my guest bedroom and it looked so great and is worth the value! I wouldn't pick white sheets but they seemed easy to clean and won't pil very easily.

I have always purchased these sheet sets and never a problem before. The quality is non existent with them now. 1st noticed the color is not attic white.. More of a duh cream color. Then opened them and smell was horrible. So washed them right away, smelled better after washing. Threw away older sheets and went to make the bed and there is a hole in fitted sheet. Can’t exchange because there isn’t any in stock. Very disappointed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Quality quality quality! I absolutely love this sheet set! At first, it didn't look so special. Then I touched it, and my goodness, you really feel the 700 thread count! It's so thick! This might be my first “big girl” sheet set, because WOW! My favorite item is the fitted sheet because there's a strap along the ENTIRE sheet, so it'll never slip! Love it! Super comfy to lay on, and the perfect size! It'll even work if you have a full sized bed, or a double! Worth it!

I've been trying to get away from the higher cost of Pottery Barn sheets, so I decided to give this set a try. I ordered Arctic White and it was delivered 10/20. Today is 11/12 and the sheets are already coming loose at the seams. I've consistently washed them on the recommended settings and they have been washed a total of 4 times since we got them. I'm disappointed in the lack of quality. $90+ for sheets that are coming apart after less than a month of use is ridiculous. I'm hoping I can send these back and get a refund and I'll just stick with Pottery Barn.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Soft and smooth, super comfortable feeling and to lie on. The quality feels thick enough to not fall apart and I prefer cotton feelingwhich feels softer on the skin. Stitched well and also looks really nice on our guest bed

Bought the white sheets with a lot of hope they would be “the one” but alas, I was WRONG. Washed and dried them as you would and woof, they are RANCID. I've washed them three times (with bleach even) and they still have a chemical/almost moldy smell. So much so that even after drying and folding them, the bed where I had them sitting smells and I have to wash the blanket. These are most certainly going back.

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 bought 700 thread count Egyptian Cotton sheet in King size. I got them hole and washed them right away because I couldn’t wait to get them on my bed. Needless to say, I spent almost $80 for crap! The sheets are rough and not the least bit soft or comfy. I have a set of Egyptian cotton sheets I bought at another retailer that are soft and comfy. I don’t think these are really Egyptian cotton!

Great sheets. Nice and soft. They seem durable as well. I have only washed them once though. I bought these on sale. I'm not impressed by thread count so much as softness and durability. I bought this brand of sheets when they were 500 tc, and these seem to be the same.

I've ordered these in the past, but in a different size and color. The sheets were awful in this order. There was a hole in the top sheet and the flat sheet looks like it was cut from the end of a bolt and the irregularities are in the middle of the fitted sheet. My mistake is that I didn't find these flaws until after I washed and dried the new sheets. I am very disappointed in the quality and Sam's Club.