These pajamas are very nice as they are light weight and my grandkids are hot sleepers. The pants are longer than standard 4t pants but we just rolled up the legs. They wash up nicely and are very comfortable.

Bring back the organic cotton pajamas sets! They were so much better quality. These pajamas feel soft initially but after two washes they are already falling apart. Very disappointing since the pajamas that Sam's used to make lasted and held up well.

A little snug fitting, but soft and decent quality

Sizes run small. Got 2t for my son that normally wears 18m. The pj's were right on him.

Size right

Run small

We've been buying Member's Mark pajamas for both kids for years, but this replacement is really disappointing. They are falling apart at the seams, not wearing well, are thin, and a bit small - only after a few wears and washes. I bought 4 sets thinking they'd be of equal quality as the ones they've carried for years, despite the cost increase, and they are falling apart quickly. The only thing they have going for them is the softness.

we had high expectations for these! so cute and so soft. HOWEVER they washed TERRIBLE. instantly made little pill balls on them. and most of the seams split open and I had to reset just about every seam on these pj's. we typically love Sam's club pj's especially the cotton sets. but these were NOT it!!! hoping they bring back their classic cotton sets again.

They recently changed their children's pajamas from 100% cotton to this 90% Tencel/10% spandex. It feels very soft BUT my son has worn these jammies twice and they are already pilling terribly. They are not going to last the same. Bring back 100% cotton!!!!

My daughter has extreme sensory sensitivities, and goes through periods where nothing feels right on her body. These pajamas came to our rescue. There are other bamboo pajama brands out there that cost around $40 per pair. We have some of those, but honestly who has the budget to buy a whole wardrobe of those? The initial wear on these pajamas is very similar to the more expensive brands. However, after a few washes these start to show way more wear and pilling than our high-end pjs. These also feel more like traditional cotton with lots of wear (it's still soft, just not silky bamboo). Also, the sizes of these are very inconsistent and run very small. My daughter wears a size 6/7 in clothing but a size 10 in the shirt of these PJs, and a size 8 or 10 in the pants of these PJs depending on the pattern. Despite the draw-backs these pjs have been a life-saver for our sensory issues, giving my daughter cute and comfy outfits for the tough days.