At number 12 in via Stella, in the Rione Sanità, in the heart of old Naples, there is an imposing four-storey building. To enter the world of the Squillace family's gloves, you have to go up the stairs and follow the scent of coffee: the atmosphere feels like home. The doors of the laboratory open while the rhythm is marked by the noise of the Singers, the sewing machines still in operation in front of the large windows. Gloves are everywhere. The walls covered with photographs, clippings and drawings tell the story of a centuries-old tradition.