I bought these back in January and have used each one a few times. Unfortunately the pot and pan that I commonly use already loss their non-stick at about the 3 month mark 😞 I made sure to use silicone utensils and even followed the instructions before I ever used them. Given the price compared to Our Place and Caraway which is what I was originally researching to buy until I found these, I guess they're ok since they're more than a fraction of the cost of those. And also if you get the white be warned it will stain easily.

I just got these this week so can't speak to the durability yet but these pans are beautiful. The pans come with instructions to season which was easy to complete. I had debated on buying the caraway pans for a long time but never justify spending 400 of 4 pan, I saw these online and went to 3 different sams to find them. I've made a few meals in different pots and so far so good, no marks, easy cleaning!!

I bought two sets of these pots. I read the negative reviews and am confused by them. The name brand pots which are double/triple in price have the same instructions, details and aesthetics as these. The negative reviews complain about the utensils you have to use, the suggested temperature and the recommended hand washing as opposed to dishwashing, etc. - but they do not note that name brand provides the same advice. These are direct quotes from the name brand pots: "Ceramic can hold heat more efficiently than traditional pans, so use pans on low to medium heat when cooking. Overheating can wear away the non-stick coating." Another quote from the name brand - "Avoid using oil sprays or cooking aerosols for greasing pans to preserve the naturally slick coating." Another - "Metal utensils with rough edges may damage your non-stick coating. Stick to wooden, silicone, plastic, or nylon products." Another - "Clean with warm, soapy water and a non-abrasive sponge or dishcloth to keep your pans looking fresh! Avoid the dishwasher as the detergent can damage the non-stick coating." Another referencing the oven - "Our cookware can handle up to 550°F without breaking a sweat." Sam's club recommends 450 degrees. Another - "Yes, all non-stick coatings will slowly wear off given frequent use. " You get the picture. The name brand has the same type of instructions as Sam's pots. Theirs do come with a storage system. Hope Sam's adds that feature. Maybe the other reviews were not aware of the instructions on the name brand. I have boiled in them, used them on the stovetop and oven. So far so good. Waiting on the pink ones to be back in stock.

I was FINALLY able to snag a cream/gold set and they are even more beautiful in person! I followed all of the pre-use care instructions and I hand wash as recommended (even though they do say dishwasher safe) and I don’t have a single complaint. No trouble with sticking, chipping, being too heavy, etc. They are absolutely worth their price!

I have always had the hardest time finding nonstick pots/pjs that didn’t cost an arm and a leg. I saw an IG influencer that I follow talk about these so I decided to check them out. The fact that they sell out almost immediately after a restock told me something to start. Once I got them home and used them for a few months, I’ll say I am THOROUGHLY impressed. I was lucky enough to get the cream color and they’re just beautiful. The quality far exceeds the price point and I couldn’t be happier with them. I recommend them to all my friends!!

After waiting a very long time(over 6 months) for the color I wanted to be back in stock, I finally purchased this set. I love the Caraway pans, but I can not justify spending that much, so I was so excited to find something similar for a much better price. These looked beautiful when I got them, but unfortunately, they just aren't holding up, and I don't cook every day. I take obsessive care of these to the point that I hand wash them and bought wood and silicone cooking utensils. There are scratches and tiny burn looking marks inside on the ceramic coating that appeared after only a few uses. The cream colored paint has areas where the paint has browned, so they don't look as nice now, and like other reviews mention, the handles do get got, especially the lids. I am trying to live a more toxic free life, especially with 3 young kids, but now I don't feel comfortable using them, knowing that there are scratches and marks in the ceramic coating.

I’m so bummed. I am in love with the look of these. I purchased the white with gold hardware. They were exactly what I wanted! But as others described, they do not work on induction. I tried to boil a pot of water in the 3qt. And after 35 mins I was worried it was my new range. Tried my enameled cast iron, water boiled in 3 minutes. (I have a Frigidaire gallery air fry induction range for reference.) I think maybe the description needs updated to say might work on *some* induction ranges.

I purchased the green set. The color is exactly as pictured and beautiful. I usually cook with cash iron but purchased these to try as a lighter weight and non toxic alternative. The set is good quality. I do have gas range/open flame coook top that beats up the bottom of all my pans but these are holding up good so far.

They are pretty, lightweight, which worried me on the quality side. They started getting stained immediately, and I could not get the stains off of the sides. I own the cream color with gold accents. Within a couple of months, they started chipping, and the inside of pots/pans and skillets looked very worn. I wash all by hand and use a non scratch sponge. Also, the handles get very hot! I do not recommend this cookware set!

I was able to grab the cream on a restock and they are stunning! I followed box directions , hand washed and seasoned them before first use. I’ve have zero problems and I’ve been so happy! No chipping on my set. I do have a glass top induction stove and I’ve had no issues with that either!