The Bar Code SF

We host local and international pop ups for fashion, accessory, jewelry and home designers. We create a safe environment to shop offline.

Visit thebarcodesf.com to become a pop up or to stay in the know on what’s popping up next.

05/01/2026

This May 2026, San Francisco is partnering with Chick Mission, an incredible organization helping young women with cancer preserve their fertility through funding, education, and advocacy.

We are so proud to continue showcasing Malia Mills “in house” at The Bar Code, 3600 Sacramento Street in San Francisco, as part of our evolving retail residency concept centered around female founded brands, individuality, confidence, and community.

Founded in New York City in 1993, Malia Mills was built on one simple truth: women are rockstars.

Long before conversations around inclusive sizing became mainstream, Malia pioneered bra sized swim separates from A to F cup and sizes 1 to 22, engineering pieces that celebrate women exactly as they are. Finally Freedom, confidence, individuality, and a subtle but unmistakable rebel spirit.
From swimwear to ready to wear, underwear, and accessories, the collection embodies joie de vivre, savoir faire, and fearless femininity, something we are incredibly proud to have as part of the Sacramento Street community.

Please stop by this month to support both this beautiful partnership and one of the most iconic female founded brands in fashion of all time.

3600 Sacramento Street
San Francisco

03/29/2026

There is something about spring on Sacramento Street… the light beams, the doors stay open a little longer, and you can feel the neighborhood waking up again after the first of the year 🌸
…And then, a fellow merchant bunny appears holding a ‘Stephen Sherrill’ sign 🐰 It felt symbolic of something much bigger happening across District 2 (the local areas) Sacramento Street, Laurel village, Chestnut, Union, Fillmore. Our merchant are coming back to life in a tangible way.
has shown up for local businesses with consistency and care. Not just words, but action. Supporting the people who open their doors every morning and keep these streets bright & alive.
That energy is what inspired me to formally create the Presidio Heights Business District Alliance. To build structure around what we all feel, a commitment to strengthening, protecting, and elevating our neighborhood.
Easter is a moment of renewal. A reminder that after challenge comes growth, and that rebuilding is not only possible, it is powerful.
That is exactly what San Francisco feels like right now.
We are a city reawakening, our communities are reconnecting and merchant districts are rising together!

03/11/2026

Thank you to Supervisor Sherrill and the Board for this honor during Women’s History Month and around International Women’s Day. In 1999, encouraged by my girlfriends, I took a risk and opened my first store, Brown Eyed Girl. My mom believed I should start my own business partly because I’m dyslexic and she knew I had a gift for ideation and that working in a rigid corporate structure might crush my creativity. She was right. When I opened Brown Eyed Girl, I wrote a mission statement that still guides me today: “I wanted to offer the women of San Francisco something greater than off-the-rack retail, a place where women could gather and share their stories, because women have stories and unless they are told we lose our voice as a community.” That idea continued with my bridal store, And Something Blue. I expanded from selling bridesmaids dresses to a full bridal salon in 2012 during a moment when marriage equality was becoming the law of the land. I remember the first time two brides walked into my store together. Suddenly I could style both of them for their wedding day, no matter what state they came from. Watching that shift happen in real time was incredibly powerful. Today with the mission continues to evolve. It’s ultimately about raising the bar for creativity, entrepreneurship, co-creation and community on Sacramento Street. Along the way I’ve also lived with an autoimmune disease that disproportionately affects women, but that experience has only strengthened my belief that when women support one another, there is very little that can stop us. So today, March 10, and every day, my goal is simple: to keep raising the bar for creativity, entrepreneurship, and women’s voices in this city that I love so much. I have a deep sense that fashion and politics merge to create pop culture…

3D Map 🗺️ illustrated and illuminated by: Lois Paul White

12/12/2025

The truly festive part: is turning their first year in San Francisco into 12 Days of Giving, sharing the holiday spirit by supporting a different local SF charity each day through Christmas and Hanukkah.

12/02/2025

Sacramento Street is officially glowing ✨
Join us this Saturday, December 6th, from 3–7 PM for our annual Holiday Sip, Shop, and Stroll a cozy celebration of all the ways our community lights up this season.
Hanukkah, Christmas, Diwali, Winter Solstice, and every tradition that brings warmth… all are honored.
Stroll, sip, support local shops, and feel the magic that happens when neighbors come together. See you under the lights ⭐️🕎🎄🪔

11/12/2025

Say hell yes to coming by for chats, drinks, & a styling session this Thursday from 4-6pm on Sacramento Street

08/22/2025

I’ve been writing so much about Lyme lately (because awareness saves lives,) but today I’m turning the page back to my three “babies” the businesses that carried me through pain and gave me so much joy, mostly thanks to the incredible women who walked through the doors. 💃

👗 Brown Eyed Girl; my first love on Washington & Broderick, once described by Lucky Magazine as “a closet every city girl dreams about.” (Still pinching myself over that one, felt very SJP at the time)

💍 … And Something Blue; first at 3600 Sacramento and now thriving on Presidio & Sacramento street, where we styled brides from the inside out, surrounded by one-of-a-kind dresses/ jumpsuits and a backdrop that was equal parts Vintage Parisian romance and urban grit chic. A time of confidence, couture, and maybe a tad too much champagne .

🍸The Bar Code SF Pop ups where I finally hosted some of the most thoughtful and talented designers in the world. Fist at Pier 3 circa 2009, then permanently in Presidio heights and a few traveling.
TBC is currently on a little R&D sabbatical (stay tuned.)

🩱🧳In the meantime, I’m beyond excited to share that the fabulous will be taking over The Bar Code space until January 2028! Talk about keeping good company. Come in for the vibes and get custom styled head to toe.

Business, for me, has always been about more than clothes, jewelry, or cocktails it’s been about women, community, creativity, and resilience. And damn, do I feel lucky. 🌈

03/21/2025

Join Malia Mills for a toast to spring’s renewal at their San Francisco shop, because nothing says “hello, sunshine” like rosé, revelry, and celebrating in style! And guess what? Malia Mills herself will be in the house. Come for the vibes, stay for the community, and if you’re feeling bold, get a fitting with the queen of fit herself (totally optional, highly encouraged!).

Where: Malia Mills, 3600 Sacramento St
When: Tuesday, March 25th, 2–7 PM

Let’s raise a glass to spring, style, and a little bit of sass, see you there!

03/11/2025

With the city’s retail scene making a bold comeback, Jackson Square is at the forefront, ushering in a new era of luxury shopping.

Through March 16th, guests are invited to explore a curated selection of global designers,
including Ba&sh Paris, Better Bålls Denmark, Routier LA, Mireya Jewels, Jaipur, housed
in the stunning Classical Revival Colombo Building.

This is a rare opportunity to meet the designers, shop exclusive collections, and experience Jackson Square’s vibrant revival
firsthand.

(In response to overwhelming demand for a more intimate and elevated retail experience,
The Bar Code SF has refined its approach after a massive caviar and champagne party
last Thursday night to an exclusive shopping event 3/13 from 4-6pm ensuring a
personalized styling environment for fashion connoisseurs and collectors alike. As San Francisco reclaims its status as a premier retail destination, this pop-up serves as a testament to the city’s creative spirit and luxury market resurgence. Nestled among Ralph
Lauren, Paul Smith, and Zimmermann, The Bar Code SF is not just another retail
experience; it’s a movement in curated, global fashion that you don’t want to miss.
Join Us Before March 16th!
Location: 1 Columbus Ave, San Francisco, CA 94111
Hours: Tuesday- Sunday 10am-6pm

03/05/2025

Good morning or afternoon, depending on how much you have already done w your day.

So we are finally standing in the heart of San Francisco, in a historic building that has seen generations of change, resilience, and reinvention. We are surrounded by North Beach, Jackson Square, and Chinatown neighborhoods rich with stories of immigrants, dreamers, and builders. And just across the corner, the Transamerica Pyramid rises above us, a symbol of vision, strength, and perseverance. It’s the perfect metaphor for what we’re doing here today.
This pop-up is more than just a marketplace, it’s a testament to the resilience of small business owners. Each of us has faced incredible challenges, but we’re still here, pushing forward, creating, innovating. Because we know that when one of us does well, we all do well. That collaboration, not competition, is the true key to success.
And what better time to come together than now? San Francisco is stepping into a new Renaissance or as I would say according to Taylor, Swift “era” of art, design, small business, and, most importantly, safety. The world has questioned this city, but we know its beauty, its potential, and its heartbeat. Now, it’s time for the world to see it too.
So let’s make the most of today. Let’s celebrate creativity, community, and the incredible energy that happens when passionate people come together. Thank you for being part of this moment, and here’s to the success of everyone in this room!!! Oh and tomorrow night, let’s throw a party people will remember and want to spread the word

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3600 Sacramento Street
San Francisco, CA
94118

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+14158522100

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http://thebarcodesf.com/

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