Since I was a child I wanted to take over the family business. I wanted to make the ordinary become extraordinary by creating a harmonious dialogue between the past and the present. Preserving the authenticity of the Neapolitan glove-making tradition whilst maximising the pleasure of experimenting with new manufacturing techniques. This ignited my dreams.
During the years spent in the workshop observing and learning the glove crafting art from my parents, I learned how to breath new life into old traditions by borrowing ideas and techniques from other areas of the fashion industry which had never been used in the glove-making sector before. So I got to work and travelled extensively. I took part in several fashion fairs around the world in order to identify the techniques and machinery that could give added value to my business.
So if you were to ask me how Gala Gloves was born, I would say: from the audacity to dare to be different. Always!