For more than three decades, Lurbel has built its identity around technological innovation applied to sports textiles. With its headquarters and production entirely in Ontinyent (Valencia), the Spanish brand has developed its own model based on research, development and local manufacturing to create technical garments designed to meet the real demands of athletes.

Rather than outsourcing innovation, Lurbel has chosen to develop its own textile technologies in-house. The result is an ecosystem of technical solutions that combine fibre selection, textile structure design and proprietary manufacturing processes, designed to improve performance, comfort and skin protection during sport.

Proprietary technologies: innovation developed from within

Textile technologies are one of Lurbel’s pillars. Over the years, the brand has developed an ecosystem of technical solutions designed to meet specific athlete needs: moisture management, thermoregulation, odour control, ergonomics and protection against friction.

At the core of Lurbel’s product development there is a clear priority: protecting the athlete’s skin. During exercise, friction, moisture and temperature changes can directly affect comfort and performance. That is why all the technologies developed by the brand aim to create stable conditions between skin and garment, reducing moisture build-up and minimising friction points.

This approach takes shape in Regenactiv®, the first technology developed by Lurbel, conceived to care for the skin during prolonged effort. Thanks to its antibacterial, antifungal and anti-odour action, it helps prevent irritation and fungal growth, keeping the skin in optimal condition even during long-duration activities or for people with particularly sensitive skin.

When exercise intensity increases or weather conditions require it, Lurbel combines Regenactiv® fabric with other technical fibres to create its Bmax technology, designed especially for sport, which optimises moisture management and reduces friction, helping to prevent blisters during activity.

In the spring-summer 2026 collection, Lurbel introduces a new interpretation of merino wool within its technological universe. The brand works with this natural fibre from a technical perspective, combining it with advanced textile structures and proprietary processes to enhance its thermal regulation, softness and moisture management properties.

With this SS26 collection, Lurbel continues to strengthen its commitment to technological development applied to sports textiles. The collection is led by the new Toe Series sock line, the redesign of the Venus women’s tops y Cristallo —now with Regenactiv®—, and the renewal of the merino wool product line, which brings this natural fibre into the brand’s technological universe.