Anker's eufyMake brand is introducing a new machine designed for printing directly on fabrics. This follows their previous release of a UV printer for materials like wood and metal. The new device, referred to as a "personal fabric printer," is slated for release by spring 2027.
The printer will support two primary methods: direct-to-garment printing, which applies images directly to soft fabrics, and direct-to-film printing, where designs are first created on a film and then transferred using a heat press. It will be capable of reproducing colors accurately on both light and dark fabrics and can apply both techniques to a single garment, though not simultaneously.
Anker states that the machine's direct-to-garment capabilities will also work on embroidered designs. This feature suggests that users could pair the fabric printer with a single-color embroidery machine to add color to stitched designs, potentially offering an alternative to more expensive multicolor embroidery equipment.
Specific details regarding the printer's features and pricing have not yet been released by Anker. The company has not provided an official name for the machine at this time.
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Anker's eufyMake brand is developing a new personal fabric printer, expected to launch by spring 2027. This machine will allow users to print designs directly onto fabrics like T-shirts and jeans, or transfer designs via film, offering customization options for garments.