[Leather] The quality is outstanding...so much so that the bag almost screams "steal me"!
Took nearly one month for delivery...the delay (due to shipping from Germany) was not noted in the B&H description.

[0.2 lb] I bought this for my photographer husband. He loves it-- it looks handsome. With age, it will get even better.

[0.2 lb] A beautiful bag that holds all my Leica SL gear. I auditioned many, but this was the keeper. No, it's not cheap, but it is beautifully made. It does not wear as large as it looks in some pictures. Yes, it is finished like a piece of luggage, but not one that you would be afraid to use and expose to travel and the elements.

[0.2 lb] Black Label Bag strives for quality and their straps are the exemple of it. The pure leather strap is perfect for a Leica camera. It is extremely well done. If you're used to long straps you'll fell a bit off at first (like me), but give it a try and see the fell of the short strap. The camera lays next to your body and doesn't bump around. It is a solid and firm strap, discrete, with no brand mark, like a leather strap should be.

[0.2 lb] This bag is certainly as advertised. It is beautifully made and I do recommend it. The BUT, is the false notion that it is available in 2-3 business days. It is shipped from Europe and the company uses UPS standard. Mine came in 7 business days which means I was unable to take it on the trip it was ordered for to carry my camera. Do not depend on the claim of delivery time.

[0.2 lb] Not happy spending this much for a bag, but this is a solid bag that holds it shape for years in the face of heavy gear. The Richard is lovely but soft-- cameras + lenses sort of slop around and deform the bag. Not the case here.

[0.2 lb] I bought this strap for a Sony A7C2. I needed a 47 length and most smaller straps are just 40 long, which is too tight with a jacket. I couldn't decide to go with brown or black. Because brown was backordered, I went with black. It came in both colors. The strap is not fully black. It is brown on the inside, which compliments well with the copper ring on the camera. Personally Iike it a lot and it fits what I was looking for. But I think B&H should point this out, because not everybody may like the brown detail. The strap is thin, which works well for this camera. Often I warp it around my wrist. But with heavier cameras/lenses I would probably go with a wider strap to not hurt my shoulder. The Sony camera with a Sigma 85mm 1.4 is still ok. The strap is not cheap but well crafted. I hope it will last. I had an even more expensive Vivante leather strap on a heavier camera and it broke and couldn't be repaired. This one seems more solid. So far, I can highly recommend this A&A strap.