Working gloves

At Juba, the action never stops. To mark the launch of its new workwear collection, the brand converted one of its central warehouses into a catwalk where movement, innovation and professionalism took centre stage. A warehouse turned catwalk The space chosen for this presentation was not a conventional auditorium, but a logistics warehouse, symbolising the brand's DNA. This authentic and functional environment reflected the essence of “Juba is Action”, an initiative that connects textile design with the daily reality of those who work in the field. The collection, inspired by the dynamism of professionals, seeks to accompany them in every challenge with comfortable, resistant and stylish garments. Workwear for those who never stop The catwalk was much more than a fashion show: it was a tribute to work in motion. Some of the professionals from the Juba team became models to present the new designs, demonstrating that workwear can combine functionality, comfort and aesthetics. Many of the garments in this collection represent the values that guide the brand: resistance, comfort, flexibility and innovation. Textile technology  In this new phase, Juba Workwear has opted for more technical, resistant and sustainable materials. The selected fabrics improve breathability, freedom of movement and durability, in line with the company's commitment to more responsible and circular production. These innovations reaffirm the brand's desire to design clothing that cares for both the professional and the environment. The team takes centre stage Unlike traditional fashion shows, ‘Juba is Action’ put the people who are part of the company at the centre. The team took to the catwalk in an authentic presentation to show that at Juba, sustainability is also expressed in human relationships and collaboration between departments. 70 years of experience, a step towards the future With more than seven decades of experience in occupational safety, Juba reinforces its leadership with this relaunch of comprehensive professional clothing. Its new collection marks a turning point, reaffirming its commitment to textile innovation, safety and worker well-being. The “Juba is Action” catwalk symbolises this new stage: a company in constant evolution, faithful to its legacy, but always looking ahead.

There are people who never stop. They start the day with energy and finish it having given their best. For them, workwear is not just a uniform: it’s a partner that must rise to every challenge. That’s the idea behind the new Juba Workwear concept, under the motto “Juba is action". A collection designed for those who know that working well also means feeling comfortable, safe, and yes—stylish. Dressing to overcome any challenge This new Juba collection goes far beyond the basics. Each garment is created to resist, endure, and move with you throughout the day, without compromising on modern design. From ultra-light technical fabrics that enhance performance, to redesigned iconic pieces that already form part of the brand’s legacy. The Tech Pro line is a perfect example: lightweight, breathable, and durable clothing made for those who perform at their best and need workwear that won’t let them down. More than clothing, a philosophy Behind Juba Workwear lies a different way of understanding professional apparel. The collection is built on four values that go beyond fashion or functionality: Safety: because protection always comes first. Quality: materials tough enough for the hardest days. Sustainability: garments that respect the planet and are made to last. Innovation: details that make the difference, turning clothing into a true work tool of the future. Action never stops With this relaunch, Juba reaffirms its commitment to those who are always on the move. It’s no longer just about making protective gloves, but about offering a complete solution that supports professionals at every step of their journey. Because workwear can also inspire confidence, bring style, and make a difference. And Juba Workwear is here to prove it: action never stops—and neither do they.

Today's garages offer a wide range of services, including vehicle mechanics, electrics, tyres, bodywork, glazing, etc. In all these jobs, optimal protection for mechanics is necessary, so that they can do their work comfortably and safely. Juba has the appropriate products to protect the hands of your team, as well as work clothes for these professionals. Importance of the use of personal protective equipment In mechanical workshops, protection is essential given the risks to which professionals working in this sector are exposed. The handling of parts and the handling of tools must be carried out with total precision, but also guaranteeing the safety of the professionals at all times. Accident and injury prevention The main purpose of protective equipment for mechanics is to prevent accidents and injuries. Juba offers a wide range of protective equipment made of materials that are highly resistant to impacts, contact with chemical products and even cuts. Safety regulations in mechanics workshops In Spain there are safety regulations applicable to mechanics workshops, such as the following: Law on Occupational Risk Prevention (Law 31/1995). Regulation of Personal Protective Equipment (Royal Decree 773/1997). Regulation (EU) 2016/425 on PPE. In addition, each garment or clothing used in the work environment must comply with the specific regulations by type of associated risk for which it has been designed. Employer and worker liability The Spanish regulation on protection for mechanics also establishes responsibilities for both the employer and the worker. Responsibility of the employer in mechanics' workshops Assess the occupational risks present in the workshop. Determine and provide appropriate PPE. Provide training and information to professionals on occupational safety. Supervise and control the protective equipment available and that safety regulations are complied with. Responsibility of the worker in mechanical workshops Correct use of the PPE provided. Care and conservation of PPE, both during use and during storage and cleaning. Communicate any type of failure or wear relating to this protective equipment for mechanics. Comply with the safety instructions. Types of protective equipment for mechanics Protective equipment for mechanics covers the entire body of professionals. Gloves for mechanics are the most commonly used items, and at Juba you can find a large number of references of different types. However, Juba also has other protective equipment that guarantee the safety of different parts of the mechanics' body, depending on the conditions of their work. Hand protection The catalogue of work gloves for mechanics offered by Juba covers all professional specialities in this sector: Mechanic gloves. Dielectric gloves for electrical work and automotive electronics. Gloves for body shops. Gloves for tyre workshops. Gloves for glass workshops. Body protection For the specific work of welders in machine shops, Juba has body protection garments such as jackets and aprons made of split leather with extra selection of leather. Foot protection Mechanics should also have foot protection equipment appropriate to the working environment, depending on the potential risks involved, such as contact with chemicals, electricity, abrasives, etc. Maintenance and replacement of equipment An important part of occupational safety is the maintenance of protective equipment, which must also be ensured in the mechanical sector: Periodic inspection of equipment Periodic inspection of protective equipment for mechanics must be carried out before each use and with the frequency established according to regulations and manufacturer. In general, protective gloves must also be inspected monthly, as well as after any serious or high-risk exposure. When to replace each type of protection As soon as a sign of wear or breakage is identified, it is necessary to replace the PPE with a new one in perfect condition. In addition, it is advisable to replace protective gloves as soon as it is perceived that they show any loss of properties. The manufacturer's data sheet should also be consulted to check the estimated useful life of each product. Proper storage One of the key factors for optimal preservation of protective equipment for as long as possible is to ensure proper storage. It is best to store this equipment in individual boxes, in dry, ventilated and clean areas, out of direct sunlight and without danger of coming into contact with other chemicals, flammable materials or heat sources.