The Berlin Ii | By Ona Bags

ONA, makers of handcrafted premium camera bags and accessories, have created a bag that celebrates 100 years of Leica photography. The elegant Berlin II is specifically designed for the Leica M-System, it is handcrafted with full-grain leather and ages beautifully. Inside the functional bag, the padded interior is in signature Leica red, and is fully customizable, allowing you to accommodate one Leica M-System camera, up to three lenses, a tablet and small personal items. watch the video

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