Anker's eufyMake reveals a printer for direct-to-fabric customization
Anker's eufyMake brand has announced a new printer designed to apply custom images directly onto fabrics such as T-shirts, jeans, and bags. The device supports both direct-to-garment printing and a film-transfer method for a wider range of materials. It is slated for release in spring 2027, with pricing details still undisclosed.
The printer was unveiled at IFA 2026, following eufyMake's earlier UV printer that targeted hard surfaces like wood, metal, glass, and acrylic. This new fabric-focused model expands the brand's reach into apparel customization, though Anker has not yet assigned it an official product name.
The machine supports two application methods: direct-to-garment printing for soft, breathable fabrics, and direct-to-film transfer using a heat press for a broader range of materials. Anker notes the device can combine both techniques on a single garment, and its color reproduction works on light and dark fabrics alike. Notably, it can add color to embroidered designs, potentially replacing expensive multicolor embroidery machines when paired with a basic single-color unit.
This printer could democratize garment customization, allowing small businesses, hobbyists, and crafters to produce custom apparel without investing in industrial equipment. The embroidery compatibility may particularly appeal to small shops seeking multicolor effects at lower cost. However, the spring 2027 release and undisclosed pricing mean consumers