Spataro's history is based on the virtues, principles and values that its founders, Humberto and Fanny de Spataro, forged in their family and business project; legacy that they have been transmitting to their children, hoping that it will last in future generations. The company was founded on June 30, 1967 in the San Nicolás neighborhood, with six women workers who made children's shirts.

In 1972 the decision was made to produce shirts for men, with the Cady and Lemans brands. Year after year, the company grew and expanded its sales nationwide, with wholesale and retail sales. By the mid-1990s, the first garments were exported.

In 2008, the Roland brand, leader in the men's formal segment in chain stores, was acquired. Currently, Spataro Nápoli produces shirts of world-famous brands, which are exported to Spain, the United States, Brazil, Mexico, Ecuador, Peru and 12 other countries around the world.