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James Charles just relaunched his clothing store 2 months after cutting ties with Jeffree Star's distribution company

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James Charles' clothing and accessories line Sisters Apparel is back online with a six-piece summer collection distributed by a new merchandise company – not Jeffree Star's Killer Merch.

After May's beauty guru blowup with Tati Westbrook, Star, and Charles, the Sisters Apparel website went offline, and fans noticed the Killer Merch website no longer listed the brand as one of its partners. 

Two months later, Sisters Apparel relaunched Friday with a summer collection consisting of a $45 one-piece bathing suit, $40 swim trunks, a $25 baseball cap, two $18 phone cases, and $35 sandal slides. The site is linked to Mad Merch, which lists partnerships with other social media stars like Liza Koshy, Emma Chamberlain, and LeLe Pons.

 

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The old Sisters Apparel lines, including the pastel collection most recently advertised on the brand's Instagram, are no longer available on the new website. Charles' makeup collection, including his eyeshadow palette, are still available on Morphe's website.

INSIDER reached out to Charles for comment on the switch to Mad Merch but did not immediately hear back.

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Kat Tenbarge was formerly a senior reporter on Insider's digital culture desk. She served as an influencer watchdog, technology reporter, and culture writer. She was recognized as a 2018 White House Correspondents' Association Scholar. Her work has previously appeared in Teen Vogue, The Washington Post, Inverse, The Columbus Dispatch, and more. She holds a B.S. in Journalism and a B.A. in Environmental Studies from Ohio University's Honors Tutorial College. Popular Articles A woman featured on YouTube star David Dobrik's channel says she was raped by a Vlog Squad member in 2018 the night they filmed a video about group sex Jeffree Star accusers say the makeup mogul has a history of sexual assault, physical violence, and hush-money offers Myspace-famous musician Dahvie Vanity was accused of child sex abuse for years. Now the FBI is involved. At the hair-dye company Arctic Fox, an influencer boss created a toxic workplace and used homophobic slurs, former employees say Belle Delphine is a next-generation porn star, trolling followers for clicks and controversy