Musée de l'Impression sur étoffes

This was a surprisingly lovely museum and experience. It's two floors, with an exhibit that stays constant, and one that changes. It's tasteful and well done. It's never crowded (!) This museum is for: fashion and textile people, art students and artists, people who like history and the rise and fall of the industrial revolution, anyone with an aunty or mother in law who likes things like this :) Every thing is in French and it's small:)

Interesting place to visit. Take care if you want to visit it but don't speak French fluently. Not everything is translated yet.

Great museum for the price. About an hour to visit, maybe 2 if you read everything exhaustively. Explores a lot of history I was not aware of before. Also a huge shop for things like clothes and curtains, in addition to the usual souvenirs.

A must-see for all textile design professionals and enthusiasts!

Beautiful museum, great fabric archive and gorgeous museum shop.

This was a fascinating museum dedicated to fabric and textile printing. My traveling companion was reading a book on the history of textiles and the museum exhibits perfectly matched the descriptions in the book. We loved the old printing machinery and the different dyes. The museum ticket was unique, definitely worth keeping.

We enjoyed the fabrics of display, the historical pieces the merchants brought from Asia and the Orient during the peak of textiles in Mulhouse, and the historical display of printed fabrics until the present. The latter was a probably the highlight for me. I wanted to see more fabrics, especially more dresses! Some were beautiful. The building was purpose built as a museum. The entrance ticket was a small piece of printed fabric, that was a nice surprise. I liked the printing room a little less, but understand its value historically. I enjoyed also the small shop, just wish I had more to spend there.

Loved the museum, lots to look at. The printing block were amazing, sadly there was no printing demo on the day I went, would have loved to see that. Particularly liked the special feature; a graphic show of pattern projected and accompanied by specially composed music. Rather disappointing gift shop.