Shoemakers

Shoe Repair:

Pasquale Fabrizio
Pasquale Shoe Repair
5616 San Vicente Blvd.
Los Angeles CA 90019
Tel: (323) 936-6883
Fax: (323) 936-1001
E-mail: pasqualeshoerepair@hotmail.com
Web: http://pasqualeshoerepair.com/

A Bit of History: Pasquale Fabrizio ("shoemaker to the stars"), once located between Park La Brea and the edge of the Miracle Mile (next door to Italian caffË next door), repaired one of the pairs of Dorothy's ruby slippers! His uncle, Pasquale Di Fabrizio, was the custom shoe crafter for Cary Grant, Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra, inherited the family business.
Read more: "Cobbler Stays a Step Ahead of the Hip; Displaced twice in five years by upscale developments, Pasquale Fabrizio remains true to his traditional craft," by Lisa Richardson, Los Angeles Times, Sep 7, 2004, pg. B.1

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	Fashion Design and Retail Automobiles Motorscooters: Vespa & Piaggio Artisans: Personal Style Tailors Shoemakers	Shoemakers Shoe Repair: Pasquale Fabrizio Pasquale Shoe Repair 5616 San Vicente Blvd. Los Angeles CA 90019 Tel: (323) 936-6883 Fax: (323) 936-1001 E-mail: pasqualeshoerepair@hotmail.com Web: http://pasqualeshoerepair.com/ A Bit of History: Pasquale Fabrizio ("shoemaker to the stars"), once located between Park La Brea and the edge of the Miracle Mile (next door to Italian caffË next door), repaired one of the pairs of Dorothy's ruby slippers! His uncle, Pasquale Di Fabrizio, was the custom shoe crafter for Cary Grant, Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra, inherited the family business. Read more: "Cobbler Stays a Step Ahead of the Hip; Displaced twice in five years by upscale developments, Pasquale Fabrizio remains true to his traditional craft," by Lisa Richardson, Los Angeles Times, Sep 7, 2004, pg. B.1