Word is, new World Champion Boston Celtics coach Doc Rivers studies fabric swatches as closely as he watches Lakers’ game film. “Doc’s a pretty classic guy with his shirts in blues and whites,” said clothes horse Shawn Harris, CEO of ECC Life & Style, where Rivers shops. “But with his suits, he’s open to stepping it up.”
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The whole sporting world knows Boston Celtics Coach Doc Rivers is pleased with his players’ performance during the just-ended championship NBA season. He also holds many of his better players in high regard when it comes to fashion, based on his comments in a promotional video for Boston custom clothing company ECC Life & Style.
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The Gatorade-stained shirt worn by Boston Celtics coach Doc Rivers as the team won its first NBA championship in 22 years has been auctioned for $55,000. An anonymous bidder bought the shirt, autographed by Rivers and Celtics star Paul Pierce, and the accompanying Gatorade bucket at a charity auction on sports radio WEEI-AM's Web site. The proceeds will benefit the Boston Celtics Shamrock Foundation.
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Celtics coach Doc Rivers donated his final game dress shirt to a charity auction and was bid up to $55,000 on it. The custom-made white ECC Life & Style cotton shirt with mother of pearl buttons was badly stained with pink Gatorade and also signed by Rivers and Celtics star Paul Pierce.
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When the Celtics take the court tonight, fans Shawn Harris and Jeff Lahens will have their eyes on something besides the jump ball: They will be checking out the suit they made for head coach Doc Rivers. more stories like thisOver the past few months, Harris and Lahens, co-owners of Boston designer ECC Life & Style, have created more than 20 custom suits for Rivers, and they're hoping the well-dressed coach will give a boost to their start-up business.
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Jeff Gulko of Luis Tiant’s “El Tiante Cigars” and Shawn Harris of ECC Life and Style were enjoying a Celtics game at the Garden.
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During his 19 years as a pitcher in the major leagues, Luis Tiant became well known for "throwing smoke." Now deep into retirement, the 67-year-old is spending much of his time dealing in smoke of a more literal nature, as main pitchman for his own line of fine cigars.
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Luis Tiant leaned back in a brown leather sofa in Cigar City’s lounge and took a puff on one of his own cigars. He may have looked like any other 67-year-old, but the 2004 World Series ring that sparkled on his right hand was proof otherwise.
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Design divo Shawn Harris of ECC Lifestyle, who supplies suits for Doc Rivers and many other local jocks, taking in the Celts-Cavs game at the Garden.
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The smell and light haze of cigar smoke might be bothersome to some, but not to Luis Tiant. Tucked away in an upstairs common room above Cigar City in North Weymouth, the smell of cigar smoke fills the room as Tiant, in jeans and a white collared shirt, relaxes on a plush leather couch while radio personalities, reporters and fans of all ages flock to the Red Sox great for autographs, photos and a little light conversation on a crisp Saturday afternoon.
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El Tiante Cigars Inc. is expanding and moving to Worcester. The Southborough, Mass.-based wholesaler of cigars, started by Boston Red Sox legendary pitcher Luis Tiant last year, is adding about five sales people to grow the company.
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