For Summer 2009, Teamworks presents a minimalist collection inspired by the lean and unsteady times being experienced the world over. The “Peace Leaf” represents the personal tranquility that can be achieved by herbal introspection; something the world needs much more of, while the “Air Liberty” is a cheeky commentary on the commodification of American societal ideals. Both were created by Alexander Dawson, who also did the Teamworks “T” from Fall 2008. “The Rose” by Damon Johnson is a simple yet iconic symbol of both the beauty and the struggle of life, the blooming flower representing the goal while the stem represents the path and the blood shed along the way. Finally, “Thirteen” is a warning; bad luck is just a mental trap and believing in it is a way to make sure you never reach your goals, especially in the big apple. In addition to these pieces, Teamworks has also updated its classic logo tee in three color ways. This seasons lookbook was shot by Takuya Sakamoto.

The Teamworks Summer 2009 Collection will be released on June 1rst, in conjuntion with the grand opening of the Teamworks webstore and will also come to select boutiques worldwide.

Take a further look at the Teamworks Summer 2009 Collection after the jump.

A couple of weeks ago we present you an interview with Teamworks founder Neal Santos. At the time we also presented you the graphics of their Summer 2008 collection.
The line has now been released and is available in part at Sold Out.
Check out the other t-shirts that were released after the jump.

A while back we announced the J.Money 5th anniversary collaboration series. As part of their summer ‘08 collection they have now released the first part of the collaborations, including t-shirts with King Stampede, Crooks & Castles, UXA, Teamworks, SSUR and Situationormal.
They are now available at Boundless NY.
Check out the others after the jump.

Japanese brand/retailer Lafayette is celebrating its 5th anniversary with a strong series of collaborations. They partnered up with J.Money, Sneaktip, Teamworks, DJ Clark Kent, Acapulco Gold, Deadline, Frank 151, Craft, La Carrera, Ally & Dia and Chatty Chatty. With each one of the brands they made t-shirts and in some cases also New Era caps and skate decks. 
We already presented you the La Carrera collaboration yesterday, all the rest today, after the jump.

Affiliated with Supreme since 1997, Neal has a long history in the streetwear world. He’s also worked with Nort and TeamWorks was launched in 2007. Most recently Neal was behind the Supreme resurrection of the Oakley Frogskins along with his friend Greg Lucci from Gourmet and Ends, and he’s currently working with G Shock, both as a spokesmodel and a designer. His long history has left him somewhat jaded and weary but its also allowed him to make decisions for his brand that have given it the vantage point of a well established label even though it’s only two years old.
As you can see there are many facets to Neal Santos. We tried to touch on as many as we could in this interview. We also present you the graphics of the Teamworks Summer ‘08 collection.
Read The Feature Here…

A couple of weeks ago we presented you the G-Shock Conre Magazine displaying Neil Santos modeling the new limited edition G-Shock collection. Neal Santos was born and raised in New York City. Having grown up between Washington Heights and the South Bronx he was exposed to some of the world’s most culturally diverse areas throughout his youth. As a freelance designer he is working on several Supreme co-branded products, one which, an Oakley-Supreme collection was released this spring. Since a while Neil Santos was now working on the Teamworks Clothing line and the first t-shirts have now been released at Patta.
Look out for a lot more coming from Neil and Teamworks in the near future. After the jump some more images of the first Teamworks t-shirt.

Here we present you some images of the G-Shock Conre Magazine – CONCRE Magazine “THE ROUGH AND TOUGH OF NYC” G-SHOCK Story. We presented you teh G-Shock Conre project last week, featuring limited edition watches designed by some of the most influential designers and artist in this culture, including Madsaki and Eric Elms.
The Conre Magazine features Neal Santos. Neal Santos was born and raised in New York City. Having grown up between Washington Heights and the South Bronx he was exposed to some of the world’s most culturally diverse areas throughout his youth. These days he is developing a clothing line with the Teamworks name and working on projects with friends like collaborator J. Money. As a freelance designer he is working on several Supreme co-branded products, one which, an Oakley-Supreme collection was released this spring. Neal will be launching the Teamworks clothing line 2007 with a series of shirts that are going to be in 50 specialty clothing boutiques.
Check out the complete photoshoot after the jump and expect more to come from Neal Santos later this year.