Yes, I prefer an Epson with the durabrite inks.

However, I had to give and our current one is a canon. When I'm ready to print fabric again, I'm buying an Epson just for that!

If getting an Epson printer make sure that it uses Durabrite inks as these are pigment based and don't need a mordant on the fabric first. They are also doing printers that use Claria inks and these are dye based and do need a mordant; or fabrics that have been pre-immersed in a mordant. (the mordant is what makes the colour stick to the fabric and aids its washability)

I read somewhere that an Epson does not require the fabric to be pretreated! The ink is probably more expensive due to the use of special pigments. We have one, but I just haven't gotten around to testing it. I would suggest getting a printer that you can use 11 by 17 inch fabric in. That's a nice width for using in sewing projects.

I have bee using the Canon Pro 9000 for my photo printing on fabric but now window's 10 does not support the printer. I did not like the color output of the printer any way .
Before I buy a new color printer what is the the best one ( reasonably priced for photo fabric prints. Please let me know what you use. Thanks