Stadion Tiekstilszczik w Iwanowie, Soccer stadium in Ivanovo, Russia.

Stadion Tiekstilszczik is a rectangular soccer field with tiered seating sections and stands set in central Ivanovo with a capacity of around 9,500 spectators. The facility includes multiple entrances, ticket offices, and designated areas for crowd management and visitor services.

The stadium opened on 1 May 1933 with a capacity of 16,000 spectators. It was first called Dynamo, then Krasnoye Znamya, before taking the name Tekstilshchik. After reconstruction it reopened on 21 June 2008 with radio equipment, modern changing rooms, a medical point, a referees' room and an electronic scoreboard.

The venue has been a gathering place for FC Tekstilshchik Ivanovo supporters for generations, reflecting the city's deep ties to textile manufacturing through its team name and fan culture. Locals view their club as an extension of regional pride, connected to the industrial past that shaped this community.

The stadium is accessible by multiple city bus routes and offers parking spaces for visitors. The entrance areas are clearly marked and provide ample room for managing visitor flow during events.

The stadium has been renamed twice: it opened in 1933 as Dynamo and later became Krasnoye Znamya before taking the name Tekstilshchik. Its artificial pitch holds a FIFA certificate and is heated, and floodlights provide 1,200 lux. A canopy was built over the western stand.