Anker's eufyMake to launch personal fabric printer in 2027

Anker’s eufyMake brand, which unveiled a consumer‑oriented UV printer capable of handling wood, metal, glass and acrylic last year, is set to expand its lineup with a machine that prints directly on fabric. Slated for a spring 2027 release, the yet‑unnamed “personal fabric printer” will enable users to apply photos and custom graphics to everyday items such as T‑shirts, jeans, bags and hats. The device will support two distinct workflows: direct‑to‑garment (DTG) printing, which deposits ink straight onto soft, breathable textiles, and direct‑to‑film (DTF) printing, which first prints designs onto a transfer film before bonding them to fabric.

The upcoming printer aims to bring professional‑grade customization to the home market, offering a versatile alternative to traditional heat‑press methods. By integrating both DTG and DTF capabilities, eufyMake intends to accommodate a broader range of materials and design complexities, potentially lowering the barrier for small‑scale creators and hobbyists to produce personalized apparel. Anker has not disclosed pricing or detailed specifications, but the announcement signals a continued push to democratize advanced printing technology for consumer use.