California Market Center

The California Market Center (CMC) is the hub of fashion and creative industries on the West Coast, featuring elevated showrooms, events, creative offices, and businesses connected to the DTLA community. In 1963, the Morse family established the first fashion wholesale market, “California Mart,” in the western part of Mississippi, which quickly became the primary center for Los Angeles' fashion commerce. Now consisting of three buildings with over 1.8 million square feet, CMC serves as the heart of the Los Angeles Fashion District, boasting a proud history in the global fashion industry.