Anker's 'personal fabric printer' will let you print customs designs on t-shirts and bags — new 'Direct-to-Garment' printing looks perfect for your side hustles

Anker introduced a new personal fabric printer at the IFA 2026 event, promising to bring professional garment customization to anyone's desk. This device, aptly named the eufyMake fabric printer, is capable of printing designs directly onto fabrics or special-effect films placed on fabrics. It supports Direct-to-Garment (DTG) and Direct-to-Film (DTF) printing techniques, enabling high-quality results on light and dark materials alike.

Anker claims the printer produces consistent prints every time, making it an appealing option for creators, small business owners, and those with side hustles wanting to create branded goods without relying on external printing services. Currently, pricing and an exact launch date are unknown, but the printer is expected to hit the market in Q1 of next year.

Anker plans to retire the eufyMake branding and consolidate all its sub-brands under the Anker name, including the UV Printer E1 model, which will receive an over-the-air update, enhancing its bidirectional printing and print speeds.