Salvatore Piccolo's story is intertwined like the texture of a fabric, with the deepest soul of Naples, its colors, its people, its history but also its liveliness and the desire to renew itself. It was back in 1351 when the Confraternity of the Sartori was born in the Church of S. Eligio al Mercato and with it the famous Neapolitan tailoring school. An ancient and refined art that even Maria Cavagnoli, Salvatore's mother, knew perfectly well, in that same neighborhood, in Piazza Mercato, she made custom-made shirts at home.