Anker’s new fabric printer will let you print custom shirts, totes, and hats at home
Anker previewed its first personal fabric printer at IFA 2026, combining DTG and DTF printing for custom shirts, totes, and hats at home. It's perfect for small sellers, offering professional garment printing.
Anker unveiled its first personal fabric printer at the IFA 2026 trade show, capable of printing directly onto T-shirts, tote bags, hats, and other fabric items. The compact desktop machine, set for a Q1 2027 release, supports both Direct-to-Garment (DTG) and Direct-to-Film (DTF) printing techniques. DTG printing delivers a soft, breathable finish for T-shirts, while DTF allows for printing on a wider variety of materials, even with the addition of gold or silver foil.
Anker claims accurate colors on both light and dark fabrics. The printer also features an intelligent cleaning system to prevent common white ink clogs. Existing UV Printer E1 owners can benefit from software updates at no cost. Additionally, Anker will launch a Roll-to-Film Attachment in late September and a High-Capacity Continuous Ink Supply System in Q4 2026 for longer, higher-volume print jobs.
The brand name eufyMake will be discontinued as Anker consolidates its sub-brands under one name. This fabric printer is part of Anker's broader lineup at IFA 2026, which also includes the MindBase hub for home security and a new range of chargers and power banks with enhanced heat management and battery longevity.
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