Andrew Schoultz x Beautiful Losers, Beast Shirt, 2025
Andrew Schoultz x Beautiful Losers, Beast Shirt, 2025
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Beautiful Losers is pleased to present MAELSTROM – a limited edition collection with acclaimed contemporary artist Andrew Schoultz. This collection is released on the occasion of Schoultz’s exhibition MAELSTROM, on view at Alloy in the downtown Los Angeles Arts District opening May 1 through May 31.
This collection is one run only and will not be made again.
The preorder window opens April 24 and closes May 31.
The preorder window opens April 24 and closes May 31.
The MAELSTROM collection includes our growing line of basics such as custom dyed t-shirts and hoodies featuring a heavy dose of hand made detailing including embroidery and complex printing techniques. The collection also includes more intricate custom cut and sew pieces including jackets and our new line of technical performance wear.
The skateboards are fully dipped by hand in lacquer monochrome finishes, creating an almost sculptural dimensionality - including a spectacular lenticular board featuring a moving, dynamic graphic!
Andrew Schoultz x Beautiful Losers
Beast Shirt, 2025
11 color back silkscreen and front embroidery on premium custom dyed 100% USA cotton heavy weight jersey (6.5 sq oz | 220 GSM)
Standard fit short sleeve shirt
Mens sizes S-XL
Limited edition (one run only)
Side-seamed garment construction. 1x1 rib collar with straddle stitching. Cover stitched sleeves and bottom hem. Shoulder to shoulder taping. Silkscreened back graphic. Front embroidery.
The skateboards are fully dipped by hand in lacquer monochrome finishes, creating an almost sculptural dimensionality - including a spectacular lenticular board featuring a moving, dynamic graphic!
Andrew Schoultz x Beautiful Losers
Beast Shirt, 2025
11 color back silkscreen and front embroidery on premium custom dyed 100% USA cotton heavy weight jersey (6.5 sq oz | 220 GSM)
Standard fit short sleeve shirt
Mens sizes S-XL
Limited edition (one run only)
Side-seamed garment construction. 1x1 rib collar with straddle stitching. Cover stitched sleeves and bottom hem. Shoulder to shoulder taping. Silkscreened back graphic. Front embroidery.
Exhibitions:
Published on the occasion of the exhibition Maelstrom, Alloy, Los Angeles, 2025
Beautiful Losers collections are one run only. These will not be made again. The preorder window opens April 24 and closes May 31. After the window closes, the production run begins to fulfill all orders. Expected ship date is 8-10 weeks from the close of the order window. All sales are final - no returns or cancellations.
Each element draws directly from Schoultz’s iconography—explosive tornadoes, collapsing monuments, surveillance eyes, and storm-wracked warhorses—rendered with the bold intensity that defines his visual universe.
Published on the occasion of the exhibition Maelstrom, Alloy, Los Angeles, 2025
Beautiful Losers collections are one run only. These will not be made again. The preorder window opens April 24 and closes May 31. After the window closes, the production run begins to fulfill all orders. Expected ship date is 8-10 weeks from the close of the order window. All sales are final - no returns or cancellations.
Each element draws directly from Schoultz’s iconography—explosive tornadoes, collapsing monuments, surveillance eyes, and storm-wracked warhorses—rendered with the bold intensity that defines his visual universe.
Andrew Schoultz’s practice is known for its urgency, intricacy, and symbolism. Emerging from a foundation in graffiti and skateboarding, his visual language is a whirlwind of historical references, political critique, and spiritual symbolism. With recurring imagery—brick walls, crashing waves, serpentine tornadoes, all-seeing eyes, and horses on the brink of stampede—Schoultz confronts viewers with the instability of our global systems. The MAELSTROM collection distills this charged aesthetic into functional and wearable forms. The designs collapse the boundaries between object and message. Each item becomes both artifact and statement.
