California University of Management and Sciences (CALUMS), a private, Christian‑based university in Anaheim, California, holds its commencement ceremony for all graduating students in May each academic year. According to its Registrar’s Office, students who complete their degrees in December, March, June, or September may participate in the formal Commencement event.

The available information on CALUMS’s website and its publicly posted faculty handbook, however, does not include detailed academic regalia guidelines. I did not find any official mention of graduation gown color, tassel colors, or honor cord and stole designations in the faculty handbook or on the commencement web page. Likewise, there is no published policy in accessible CALUMS handbooks about disciplinary hood colors, Latin‑honor cords, or stoles tied to specific student organizations.

Because of this lack of public regalia specification, it's currently not possible to provide reliable, institution‑approved colors for CALUMS cap, gown and tassel sets, honor cords, or stoles. The absence of this information suggests that either CALUMS does not follow a formal, color-coded academic dress code (beyond perhaps a basic black gown), or that their regalia policy is not made publicly accessible online.

In summary: while CALUMS clearly holds a traditional commencement with academic regalia, the specific color scheme, tassel color, honor cord color, and stole designs are not documented publicly. Anyone ordering regalia (e.g., cap, gown, cord, stole) for CALUMS should seek clarification from the university's Registrar or Commencement Office before purchase, especially if they want to align with official academic‑regalia requirements.