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Sam's Club Members: Member's Mark 450-Thread Count Sheet Set: Queen/Full

& More + Free S/H w/ Plus

$25

$35

28% off
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Sam's Club has for its Members: Member's Mark 450-Thread Count Bed Sheet Set (Solid Colors or Printed Designs) on sale at prices listed below. Shipping is free for Plus members, otherwise shipping will vary by location.

Thanks to community member tunabreath for finding this deal.

Available Sizes:
  • Twin $19.98
  • Full $24.98
  • Queen $24.98
  • King $34.98
  • Cal King $34.98

Available Styles:

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  • These prices are $15 to $20 off the list price.
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Sam's Club has for its Members: Member's Mark 450-Thread Count Bed Sheet Set (Solid Colors or Printed Designs) on sale at prices listed below. Shipping is free for Plus members, otherwise shipping will vary by location.

Thanks to community member tunabreath for finding this deal.

Available Sizes:
  • Twin $19.98
  • Full $24.98
  • Queen $24.98
  • King $34.98
  • Cal King $34.98

Available Styles:

Editor's Notes

Written by oceanlake | Staff
  • These prices are $15 to $20 off the list price.
  • See the forum thread for additional discussion of this deal.

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These sheets used to be amazing quality up until about four or so years ago. They were thick, durable, and didn't pill. Then, something changed -- they switched to Hygro cotton. Hygro cotton is not pure cotton but rather a cotton/polyester blend.

Also remember that tread count has nothing to do with quality and durability. We have a 220 count cotton percale fitted sheet from a high-end manufacturer that we've used daily for 28 months and is still like new.
Google mostly finds puffery claims about hygrocotton, which makes me very suspect of the actual quality. I did find one site that lists hygrocotton as 92% cotton / 8% polyester. https://directtextilestore.com/We...ton-Sheets
I just assume hygtocotton = not real cotton, I pass.

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anug21
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Thanks. Bought 5.
Dec 1, 2023
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HRockets
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Full is $24.98, just fyi.
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Hoolagain
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After splurging for the Costco 800 thread count sheets only to have the fitted sheet rip after just a few months I'll give these a try.
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These sheets used to be amazing quality up until about four or so years ago. They were thick, durable, and didn't pill. Then, something changed -- they switched to Hygro cotton. Hygro cotton is not pure cotton but rather a cotton/polyester blend.

Also remember that tread count has nothing to do with quality and durability. We have a 220 count cotton percale fitted sheet from a high-end manufacturer that we've used daily for 28 months and is still like new.
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frostypepper
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I stocked up on these quite a few years ago at $15 a set for full. I'm on my last set but I'm not sure about the "Hygro" cotton.
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RyanH1980
Dec 3, 2023
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Quote from Hoolagain :
After splurging for the Costco 800 thread count sheets only to have the fitted sheet rip after just a few months I'll give these a try.
Damn girl. Whatchu doing in those sheets?? Sheesh.
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Quote from FL4055 :
These sheets used to be amazing quality up until about four or so years ago. They were thick, durable, and didn't pill. Then, something changed -- they switched to Hygro cotton. Hygro cotton is not pure cotton but rather a cotton/polyester blend.

Also remember that tread count has nothing to do with quality and durability. We have a 220 count cotton percale fitted sheet from a high-end manufacturer that we've used daily for 28 months and is still like new.
Other reviews indicate the same. Too bad. Thanks!

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I just assume hygtocotton = not real cotton, I pass.
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Quote from JcT1977 :
I just assume hygtocotton = not real cotton, I pass.
Google mostly finds puffery claims about hygrocotton, which makes me very suspect of the actual quality. I did find one site that lists hygrocotton as 92% cotton / 8% polyester. https://directtextilestore.com/We...ton-Sheets
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XoneSp
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The seams always tear at the corner of the fitted sheets in my experience - replaced one for the other to do the same shortly. I suppose in their defense, it seems mostly cosmetic (used for years and still going with the tears) and at this price may still be worth it.
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Quote from FL4055 :
These sheets used to be amazing quality up until about four or so years ago. They were thick, durable, and didn't pill. Then, something changed -- they switched to Hygro cotton. Hygro cotton is not pure cotton but rather a cotton/polyester blend.

Also remember that tread count has nothing to do with quality and durability. We have a 220 count cotton percale fitted sheet from a high-end manufacturer that we've used daily for 28 months and is still like new.
Can you name the manufacturer?
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EdgarAllanPro
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People need to understand that sheets above 300 thread count are just puffing up numbers and are actually worse for durability due to the cotton being made into shorter and weaker threads to artificially inflate the thread count. 300 and under is what you should be buying.
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Quote from jtupac99 :
Can you name the manufacturer?
The percale?
Last edited by ScarletRaccoon9443 December 3, 2023 at 02:06 PM.
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FL4055
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Quote from jtupac99 :
Can you name the manufacturer?
Yes, they were made by Cuddle Down, a Canadian-based company. www.cuddledown.ca (which is a totally different company than cuddledown.com).

We ordered from North Shore Linens. They also ship to the US.

Neutral colors: https://www.northshorelinens.com/...ddle-down/

Bright colors: https://www.northshorelinens.com/...e-fashion/

They do cost more, but they are totally worth it in the long run. The percale weave is very durable, and the sheets and nice and thick. Our sheets have not pilled at all. There are a few stains from food from kids, but we can't fault the product for that.

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Quote from FL4055 :
Yes, they were made by Cuddle Down, a Canadian-based company. www.cuddledown.ca (which is a totally different company than cuddledown.com).

We ordered from North Shore Linens. They also ship to the US.

Neutral colors: https://www.northshorelinens.com/...ddle-down/

Bright colors: https://www.northshorelinens.com/...e-fashion/

They do cost more, but they are totally worth it in the long run. The percale weave is very durable, and the sheets and nice and thick. Our sheets have not pilled at all. There are a few stains from food from kids, but we can't fault the product for that.
I recently bought Targets opalhouse branded percale sheets and they have been doing ok. Long term results I'm yet to see. Prints are sucky but they are comfortable. Eddie Bauer percale sheets on Amazon seems to have great reviews but I'm yet to try.

I also bought woolrich branded flannel sheets from Amazon- they are heavy, thick and my best sheets so far.

Amazon's own jersey sheets are the worse ones in my list. Abrasive and pointless.

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