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MADE Clothing was a clothing company owne by Joel Madden and Benji Madden, members of Good Charlotte. The clothing was frequently worn by the band members. In early 2006, MADE Clothing became defunct and became DCMA Collective. The line is owned by brothers Joel, Benji and Josh Madden and close friend Tal Cooperman.

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