This article explores the dynamics of technological evolution and its influence on museums, which are trying to meet the emerging demands of new audiences. The integration of digital technologies, especially in interactive exhibitions, has proved fundamental in attracting and engaging a broader spectrum of visitors. In this context, the digitization of artefacts has emerged as a vital tool, providing the preservation of image representation, storage, and dissemination of cultural heritage, without devaluing the importance of conserving the original pieces. The exploratory methodology study analyses digital technologies, revealing a new, more accessible approach to digitizing museum objects and collections. The focal point is the capture technique using popular mobile devices, demonstrating its effectiveness in optimizing resources and simplifying digitization methods. To this end, tests were made with two costumes from the permanent exhibition of the National Costume Museum in Lisbon, which offer an innovative view of the digitization of historical costumes, consolidating the relevance and potential of these techniques for the museum field. The study points out that the continuous evolution and integration of accessible technologies is essential for the preservation and dissemination of cultural heritage, encouraging greater public participation and interest and strengthening the role of museums in contemporary society.