Anker previews eufyMake fabric printer for custom T-shirts and bags

Anker’s eufyMake brand is developing a personal fabric printer for custom T-shirts, jeans, bags and hats, with an expected launch in spring 2027. The company previewed the machine at IFA 2026, but has not announced a final name, price or UAE availability. The Verge reported the reveal.

eufyMake fabric printer uses two printing methods

The eufyMake fabric printer is designed to support direct-to-garment (DTG) printing, which applies an image directly to soft, breathable fabric. It will also support direct-to-film (DTF) printing, where the design is printed on film and transferred to a wider range of materials using a heat press.

The two methods can be used on the same garment, although not at the same time. Anker says the machine can reproduce colours on both light and dark fabrics, and that its DTG system can add colour to embroidered designs made with a cheaper single-colour embroiderer.

A desktop option for custom apparel

The company’s official IFA preview presents the machine as a smaller alternative to the expensive equipment traditionally used for professional garment customisation. That could make it relevant to makers, creators and small apparel businesses, although the lack of pricing and final specifications makes the business case impossible to judge yet.

Anker has not confirmed a UAE launch date, local price or regional retailer listing. The existing eufyMake UV Printer E1 is already covered on tbreak, but it is a different machine for printing on rigid materials and should not be confused with this fabric-focused model.

The official preview also describes the fabric printer as a product still being shaped with user feedback, including a limited beta-testing programme. That leaves the release window as the only firm timing so far; the name, price and final specification remain open.