[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Weight and pilling seems like hotel quality. I can't speak much on the wear because they haven't been on the bed for very long, but I believe they'll hold up fine. The thread count was alright- they seem on par for 700 thread count. They were a fairly baggy fit, so that was the only downside to the sheets.

I have purchased Sam's Club sheets previously and had great success with them. My former purchases have started to fray after many years of washing . So I decided that I would purchase more of the same. I purchased the Hotel Premier Collection 700 thread count. These are not of the same quality. As a matter of fact they are awful . The material is not terribly bad but the construction and measurements are completely off. The top sheet is not rectangular and the seams are sewn so poorly that they can't be folded evenly. Pillow cases were small , unevenly sewn and the material did not match the sheets. It appeared that they were thrown in as an after thought. I would not recommend purchase of these sheets . I would have returned them had not they been laundered. Very disappointed.

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.

These are absolutely horrible low grade sheets. Yes, they feel thick, which doesn't make them good. After the prewash, the top sheet and pillowcases had small pills on them. the fabric is absolutely scratchy all over the body and face. There is nothing high end or egyptian cotton about the sheets. I usually get the same thread count and the same price range from dillards and macy's, and they are thick and silky and they never pill. These will most certainly be going back. Anyone who says these are quality and soft has never actually owned nice sheets. and I had my husband grab them in sage green, and when he got home, I thought it was the wrong color because they're this hideous, dirty blue kind of a grungy, green blue mix, nothing like the photo.

I am back to purchase another set of these for my camper bed. 6 months ago i ordered a set for my house and we love them. These wash weekly without pilling , soft cool feel. These feel very similar to the wamasutta dream zone sheets i had in years past, at a fraction of the cost .

These used to be good sheets, but the quality lately is horrible. I do not believe they are one hundred percent cotton anymore. Extremely thin compared to past sheets on the same thread count/type These pill horribly. COTTON DOESN'T PILL! Either they mislabeled the sheets, or they have a big quality problem. These are going in the garbage. $80 wasted.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really enjoyed this product!The material feels soft and comfortable on the skin,while still being breathable and lightweight .The texture feels smooth and high quality,and overall it's very easy to care for..

i loved them at first but paying all this money for( 2 ) 6 pcs sheet set in within 10 months both sets of fitted sheets began to get holes like runs in them all over . i wasn't pleased with that and i only wash them by there self and use only cold water. flat sheet and pillow cases i still have these are hotel quality 700 threads NO WAY!!!!! THEM KNOWING THERE FITTED SHEET QUALITY NEEDS TO SELL A SECOND FITTED SHEET EACH SET WAS OVER 100.00 I PURCHASE THEY BEST WHENEVER I NEED SHEETS I NEVER EVER HAD CHEAP QUALITY LIKE THIS . IF YOU OWN THESE SEE WITHIN LESS THEN A YEAR AND THAT NOT INCLUDING I HAVE OTER SETS I USED INBETWEEN TIMES

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.

1. Fitted sheet is ridiculously oversized! 2. After wash it showed a run in the fabric almost the entire length of the fitted sheet. Sadly, the fabric feels soft %26 buttery, but the poor fit %26 damage is unacceptable. If not for these issues I would buy multiple sets.