Arturo Azinian began the to learn the art of shoemaking in 1939 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Beginning as an apprentice, the 11 year old quickly learned the trade and by the age of 14 was supporting his mother, father and two siblings.
Arturo’s oldest grandson, Christian Ariel “Ari” Libaridian, had began to help at the store during his grandmother’s illness, assisting his grandfather during the difficult period. Today Ari still works alongside his grandfather, and together they have made Arturo’s Shoe Fixx the success it is today.
