The company
A material company, thirty years in the making.
Invel is built around a single idea: engineer an active mineral into the fiber itself, so a garment does its work through your own body heat.
What Invel is
One material, from the mineral to the seam.
Invel makes garments that carry MIG3 — a bioceramic mineral built into the fiber, not printed or coated onto it. In contact with the warmth of your body, MIG3 emits far infrared in the 3 to 14.8 micron range.
The company is vertically integrated: it develops the mineral, controls how it goes into the yarn, and sews the finished garment. That end-to-end ownership is unusual, and it is the reason Invel can speak precisely about what its fabric is and how it is made.
The technology was born in Brazil out of three decades of research into that one material, and found a second home in Japan. Today Invel's global headquarters sits in Orlando, at Lake Nona Medical City.
By the numbers
The shape of the company.
Years of research
Built around a single bioceramic material
The Invel brand
First product distributed through ~700 clinics in Brazil
IITP research institute
Instituto Invel de Tecnologia e Pesquisa
Countries
MIG3 is patented in 27 countries, including Japan
Markets
Brazil, United States, Japan, Italy, Taiwan, Indonesia
Certified factory
Good Manufacturing Practice, certified by ANVISA (Brazil)
Brazil & Japan
A meeting of two worlds.
The MIG3 technology was born in Brazil. It found a second home in Japan — a country whose culture of longevity understands health as something you tend to, patiently, over a lifetime.
Invel's mission is to carry that idea to the rest of the world: to make well-being something you can simply wear.
Read our story →The evidence
Claims you can check.
Invel describes far infrared honestly — including its limits. The Science page collects the studies behind the technology.