10 Best 3PL Providers in Los Angeles (2026)

Komar Distribution Services is a 3PL started by apparel operators, not logistics lifers — which is why they're sharp on fashion, retail compliance, and the import side of things. They run warehouses in California, Georgia, and Oklahoma, a few of them port-adjacent and set up as Foreign Trade Zones. The sites lean heavily on automation. They'll handle B2C, B2B, small parcel, and cosmetics.

Smart Warehousing runs 18 warehouses nationwide. Their LA facility is FDA registered and handles cold chain fulfillment down to -20°F, which works for food & beverage, beauty & cosmetics, and anything else that needs temperature control. They're also a Seller Fulfilled Prime partner, so brands running Prime orders off Amazon's own network can hit the SLAs. Smart Warehousing is one of the most versatile 3PLs on our network and one of the few that can flex across this many product types under one roof.

AP Express is a West Coast 3PL with warehouses in California and Las Vegas. They do DTC, B2B, and Amazon. Where they really shine is big & bulky, but they'll handle smaller items too. Owning their own truck fleet and having refrigerated storage on site opens up some options you don't get with most 3PLs.

Selery Fulfillment is backed by Mark Cuban, which is how they ended up running all the Dallas Mavericks merch. They also handle fulfillment for a bunch of other high volume omnichannel brands. Their six US warehouses include one in LA, and several of them came from acquiring existing 3PLs rather than building greenfield. Most of their book is apparel and supplement brands running DTC, Amazon FBM, FBA, and B2B.

Mobix Logistics was spun out of a furniture brand, which tells you most of what you need to know about how they approach enterprise big & bulky. Their warehouses are in California and South Carolina. The South Carolina site is close enough to Charleston that they can pull drayage straight from the port and they run ocean freight in-house instead of outsourcing it. Furniture isn't the only category they move though. One of their bigger accounts is a leading apparel brand on Walmart.

One Worldwide Logistics (OWL) is one of the few 3PLs certified to handle medical devices and temperature-controlled freight. That's thanks to ISO 13485 and GDP certifications stacked on top of the standard ISO 9001, which knocks most 3PLs out of the conversation for this kind of work. They're also a certified Disability-Owned Business Enterprise, which matters if you're scoring vendors against supplier diversity goals. They run four warehouses in California, Texas, and Ohio, and cover the full stack: air, ocean, ground, cold chain, white glove, and customs brokerage.

Ops Engine is one of the rare 3PLs run by someone who built a brand's fulfillment operation from the inside. Founder Arsen Janikyan was VP of Operations at Buck Mason and took them from a 500 sq ft office to a 55,000 sq ft warehouse before going out on his own. Most of their clients are in apparel, home goods, supplements, health & beauty, or games. They recently moved into a new 40,000 square foot facility and tend to be the right fit for boutique brands that want a hands-on partner.

ShipLogix runs its own shipping platform on top of fulfillment, which lets them pass enterprise-level rates through to their brand clients and, interestingly, to other 3PLs too. The fulfillment operation itself is based in Southern California and focused on low SKU count, high volume brands, usually ones doing a few hundred to 1,000+ orders a month and scaling up. They handle B2B, retail, and Amazon too. Worth noting: they recently rebranded from Eco Fulfillment.

3PLGuys runs an FDA registered, temperature controlled, lot tracked warehouse, which is what lets them take on peptides, supplements, and nutraceuticals. They're also 13 miles from the Ports of LA and Long Beach, which helps a lot if you're importing. They ship six days a week with a 3 PM PST cut-off and cover Amazon across FBA, FBM, Vendor Central, and DSV, along with DTC and B2B.