Anker eufyMake Enters Fabric Printing With Desktop Garment Printer

A desktop fabric printer that brings DTG and DTF together

Anker's eufyMake brand is moving into garment printing with a desktop machine that combines Direct-to-Garment and Direct-to-Film technologies. The printer, shown at IFA 2026, is aimed at creators and small studios that want custom apparel without the overhead of industrial equipment.

DTG prints directly onto fabric for soft, breathable designs. DTF uses a transfer film that works across cotton, polyester, and blends. The eufyMake machine supports both methods, and users can mix them on the same garment. That means a soft chest print with gold foil accents on the sleeve, done on one machine.

Smart maintenance and wider color accuracy

Anker eufyMake says the printer maintains accurate colors on both light and dark fabrics without manual profile switching. An intelligent cleaning algorithm adjusts to the print head's condition, aiming to reduce the white-ink clogs that plague entry-level garment printers.

DTF printing also supports gold and silver foil finishes. Users can pair full-colour DTG designs with single-colour embroidery for more elaborate pieces.

Not shipping until 2027

The fabric printer is not ready for purchase yet. Anker eufyMake plans a Q1 2027 launch and is inviting creators into a co-creation program to refine workflow, reliability, and feature set before release.

While the fabric printer garners attention, eufyMake is also upgrading its existing UV Printer E1. A Roll-to-Film attachment arrives in Q3 2026 for larger projects like skateboard decals. A High-Capacity Continuous Ink Supply System follows in Q4 2026. Bidirectional printing and an Idea-to-Image workflow are also coming to the E1 before the fabric printer hits shelves.