Carol Hochman PJs - Page 2

jannabelle1 · ‎09-12-2010

I paid around $40+ for a CH long nightgown that I loved. One big problem that I've seen others mention is that she uses a "tie" at the top (around the neckline) to tighten it. After about a year the tie or string broke. I thought I could somehow fix it, but there was no way. I didn't mind spending that much for something that was so comfortable, but the fact that a little string broke off and left it unusable was not good. I won't buy another nightgown from her line that has the tie/string around the neckline. I'm not a member of Costco, so that's not an option for me. It's just a poor design in my opinion for a really nice nightgown.

Pearlee · ‎06-11-2011

@Jannabelle wrote:
I paid around $40+ for a CH long nightgown that I loved. One big problem that I've seen others mention is that she uses a "tie" at the top (around the neckline) to tighten it. After about a year the tie or string broke. I thought I could somehow fix it, but there was no way. I didn't mind spending that much for something that was so comfortable, but the fact that a little string broke off and left it unusable was not good. I won't buy another nightgown from her line that has the tie/string around the neckline. I'm not a member of Costco, so that's not an option for me. It's just a poor design in my opinion for a really nice nightgown.

@jannabelle1 I have two of her nightgowns without any ties. Just V-necklines. Both are quite pretty and have held up very well - comfortable too. Those are summer nightgowns.

wilma · ‎03-13-2010

I have one pair of CH pjs that I bought several years ago as a lunch time special. The price was great and I still have them and wear them. They are super soft, but I would never spend the prices the Q is asking. I usually get my pjs at Kohl's or Macy's for $25 or less.

Nataliesgramma · ‎03-28-2015

@wilma wrote:
I have one pair of CH pjs that I bought several years ago as a lunch time special. The price was great and I still have them and wear them. They are super soft, but I would never spend the prices the Q is asking. I usually get my pjs at Kohl's or Macy's for $25 or less.

I buy my PJ's at Kohls too! They are soft, comfortable and wear like iron....

mstyrion 1 · ‎09-18-2014

@Kachina624 wrote:
No way would I pay $50+ for pjs, nor would I pay to shop at Costco, although there's one near me.

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I agree with you about not paying $50 for PJS.

I wonder, though if you've ever been to a Costco. The yearly membership fee is a drop in the bucket compared to what you can save. The Kirkland products are outstanding. I would suggest that before you say say never to shopping there, go inside one and take a look at the products they offer. You like the bargains at Zulily. I think you would be impressed with what Costco has to offer--and they gladly accept returns.

~Enough is enough~

blackhole99 · ‎08-22-2013

I live in CH pjs and lounge wear and bought most of them from the Q. I wash and wear these clothes weekly.The clothes are all still in decent shape after a few years of wash and wear. I have bought her line cheaper and on sale elsewhere, but found they were not constructed as well and did not last.

Trix · ‎03-16-2010

@jonbon wrote:
They're called "Midnight by Carole Hochman" and are a made-for-Costco style. These are 95% modal/5% spandex, and I found them very thin with not much body to the fabric. I think much of what CH has on the Q is made of more substantial fabrics.

Carol's Midnight collection is sold elsewhere other than Costco. I've seen Midnight items at Bloomingdale's and Soma. It's an expensive collection too. A short chemise gown is more than $50 when not on sale. One of the gowns on the QVC this morning was a Midnight.

Annabellethecat66 · ‎03-12-2010

I have many of her pj's. I love them. Never had any trouble with them.

I don't like thin, cheap clothes. I find her pj's from QVC to be wonderful.

I wear them around the house every day. In fact I have the new bottoms on now that I just bought from the Q.

I don't know anything about the clothes offered in Costco. I do know I've bought some there and had to bring them back.

I know I'm going to take heat for this but I think often they seem like seconds.

I once bought a package of their underwear. I loved them! I went back and bought several packages. They were all the same designs, same sizes but guess what? Some fit and some didn't. Even in the same package. I took all of them back. What a mess they were.

My daughter likes their cotton bikini underwear and the workout bras. She doesn't have a problem with them. I think it's like throwing balls up in the air. Some will bounce and some won't.

Trinity11 · ‎11-16-2014

I bought 2 sets from QVC...both have the matching t shirts and a cardigan like top. I paid with shipping about $60 each. They washed well and are very pretty. The quality of the fabric, stitching and design was just as nice as the sets I have bought in Nordstrom and Bloomingdales. I did buy pj's from Carol Hochman at Amazon and they shrank for less $. I firmly believe you get what you pay for..

jonbon · ‎03-09-2010

@Trix wrote:
@jonbon wrote:
They're called "Midnight by Carole Hochman" and are a made-for-Costco style. These are 95% modal/5% spandex, and I found them very thin with not much body to the fabric. I think much of what CH has on the Q is made of more substantial fabrics.
Carol's Midnight collection is sold elsewhere other than Costco. I've seen Midnight items at Bloomingdale's and Soma. It's an expensive collection too. A short chemise gown is more than $50 when not on sale. One of the gowns on the QVC this morning was a Midnight.

I saw that gown on this morning's show (noticed they didn't model it!), but I would bet anything that the style is made for Costco. Anyway, as I mentioned above, my main problem with them is that they're that modal/spandex blend that I find too thin and clingy (that is, I don't like it). I prefer something more substantial, but I'm sure that some would find the fabric very comfy for sleeping.