ONA Prince Street Camera Messenger Bag | Crimson, Waxed Canvas

Designed to hold a DSLR, rangefinder, or mirrorless camera with an attached lens, plus two extra lenses, the crimson Prince Street Camera Messenger Bag from ONA also has room for an 11″ laptop or tablet. It offers a streamlined back pocket for documents, magazines, or thin books, and dual front pouches for accessories, such as your smartphone, memory cards, or batteries. The bag has a fold-over front flap secured by two belt-like straps with antique brass buckle closures.

Padded interior dividers allow you to customize the organization and placement of your gear to your liking. Convenient rain-diverting side flaps keep your valuable equipment protected from the elements. The Prince Street is carried via the adjustable shoulder strap with comfort pad, or the slim and removable top grab handle. It’s handcrafted from water-resistant waxed canvas with full-grain leather details, for durability and style.

• Room for a DSLR, rangefinder, or mirrorless camera with attached lens, two extra lenses, plus an 11″ laptop or tablet.
• Streamlined back pocket for documents, magazines, or thin books.
• Dual front pouches for accessories, such as your smartphone, memory cards, or batteries.
• Fold-over front flap secured by two belt-like straps with antique brass buckle closures.
• Padded interior dividers allow you to customize the organization and placement of your gear to suit your needs or preferences.
• Rain-diverting side flaps keep your valuable equipment safe in inclement weather.
• Carried via the adjustable shoulder strap with comfort pad or the slim, removable top grab handle.
• Handcrafted from water-resistant waxed canvas with full-grain leather details, for durability and style.

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