This ONA bag is a piece of great craftsmanship. The Dark Truffle finish is incredibly waterproof (I know this because I got stuck in a Florida monsoon with my gear) and simultaneously very fashionable and stylish with a rugged texture and appearance. The shape of the bag, however, sure feels like it is a purse. My wife says it looks like a purse, too. She should know... But I wanted a bag that was sized perfectly for my Leica M240 with 50 mm Summilux lens, plus a 35 mm Leica Summilux and a 21 mm lens in their leather cylinder cases, with the wall charger and a few B&W ND filters in their boxes. I store the camera lens down, which works out great for quick access. My only warning about this bag, by the way, is that the single clasp needs to be secured solidly. And it may release with pressure. Since it is the only clasp holding the lid closed, failure to check its security could be CATASTROPHIC. I almost dropped my camera out of the bag once when I picked it up quickly, but noticed that the clasp was not secured. Fortunately, the bag was more or less upright, and the camera did not try to fall out of the bag. The strap is awesome. It is wide enough on its pad to support the bag and gear very comfortably. I carry the bag in hot weather without complaint. I like this bag so much, by the way, that I bought two other ONA bags. Haven't received the last one yet, but that one will be the one to carry my 13 in MacBook Pro laptop with camera gear. I'll probably pick this bag or that one depending on mission.

It fits my Canon Rebel SL1 and extra lens plus a few accessories perfectly. I've even used it for other purposes than carrying my camera because it's so fashionable! Good looking bag and very well made.

Small exterior size combined with surprisingly large interior. It houses a Leica M with half case and a medium sized lens. Second compartment takes 1-2 Leica lenses. Perfect when traveling. I like that it does not actually look like a photo bag at all!

I have only had this bag for 10 days and it already saved my camera gear! I fell hard on ice while out shooting after a snowstorm. The ONA Bowery bag slung over my shoulder, with Sony A7r and 2 lenses inside, hit the ice,too... No damage, that alone is worth 5 stars! Love the water-resistant oiled canvas, construction and size.

I use this bag to carry my Fuji X100 and it's great! I keep my camera in the main section and it fills about 1/3 of compartment. The pockets in front keep my spare battery and memory cards nicely. There's plenty of space to put other things like keys, wallet, or phone in the back pocket too. The looks of this bag are great. It has the side flaps that tuck underneath when closing it. The clasp works smoothly and without much fuss, better than my briefcase. The padding is more substantial than my previous Targus and Canon bags. Wish I would have found this bag years ago. It's exactly what I was looking for.

great for everyday outings with camera -- especially when you don't want it to be obvious that you are carrying a camera. very stylish!

Most of my other camera bags are also smallish oiled-canvas types but this one is easily the best of the lot!Georgeous grey canvas with beautiful burgandy-brown leather trim and a hard-wearing brown seatbelt strap, this looks classy without scraming camera bag. The material is double-layered over much of the bag and seems very well stiched indeed. It's built so that the bag material folds in over the top sides when closed, keeping smaller items from shaking out when the flap is down.The buckle is merely cosmetic and covers a simple catch which allows for near-silent opening and closing of the bag (watch out for bags with velcro closures).The padding isn't extremely thick but is certainly enough with the sides and bottom of the bag providing decent protection.There's lots of room for such a conveniently small bag! I currently have a rangefinder camera, three lenses, two batteries, a couple of lens pens and a handful of filters in mine.Having never heard of these folks before, I'm really surprised by the excellent quality, especially for the price. I'll keep my eye out for other Ona products as I'm considering picking up a small backpack or larger shoulder bag!

Good size to hold my E-P5 and a couple other lenses and accessories. Very stylish and very well constructed.

I got it for my Olympus EM-5. Traded in my old Crumpler Six Million Dollar Home bag for this one after switching from DSLR to MFT. (Crumper is still awesome, but too large and too bright for me.) The main interior compartment is a perfect size for the camera with kit lens, along with room for the kit flash unit, a prime lens, a polarizer, and a spare battery. There's a single divider and the padding is very adequate. Getting my stuff out is no problem, since it's just a single buckle in the front. In addition, there are many pockets sized just perfectly for wallet, keys, etc. The only thing I would add is a zippered inner pocket somewhere. The bag is very comfortable to wear. The removable, adjustable strap is smooth and doesn't dig into your shoulder. You can tell whoever made this bag paid attention to details. Have yet to walk around with it in the rain to test its water resistance. Not something I would do on purpose. The material looks like it would hold up well to light rain, but I haven't tried this out yet. The fabric has a fine texture. It doesn't feel like it will pill your clothes. This bag looks so nice, I'd use it even if I didn't own a camera.

The Bowery Camera Bag is a classy piece of kit with timeless design, beautiful leather and brass details. It's compact, discrete and provides excellent protection for your gear. Stylish without being ostentatious. Perfect for those who like to travel light.