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Anker unveils 'personal fabric printer' for custom garment designs at IFA 2026

Anker has shown a new eufyMake personal fabric printer at IFA 2026 that can print directly onto garments, targeting creators and small businesses.

AI News Feed · 2026-09-04 13:41

The printer supports both Direct-to-Garment (DTG) and Direct-to-Film (DTF) printing standards, meaning ink can be applied directly to fabric or to a film that is then transferred onto fabric. Anker said the device works consistently with both light and dark fabrics, and it can also apply various special-effect films on top of materials.

Anker's promotional material says professional garment customization previously required expensive industrial machines, while this printer is designed specifically for desk-sized fabric printing. Press images show the unit fitting comfortably on a table, with a size roughly comparable to a consumer 3D printer, and a large dashboard on top for managing print settings.

TechRadar reports that Anker is clearly targeting creators, small businesses, and side-hustle operators with the device, allowing them to produce branded merchandise without using a third-party printing service. More information is expected soon, including pricing and availability.

Anker also announced updates for its UV Printer E1 model, an ultraviolet texture printer that was a crowdfunding success last year. The E1 is receiving bidirectional printing and faster print speeds through an over-the-air update at no extra cost.

Separately, Anker said it is retiring the eufyMake branding along with other sub-brands, and all products will simply carry the Anker name from now on.