Meet Pippa - the stylish camera bag that doesn't look like a camera bag! Complement your style whilst protecting your equipment, with plenty of room left over for your daily essentials (like snacks!).

✔ Perfect for mirrorless, DSLR & film cameras
✔ Comes with a removable padded camera caddy
✔ Accommodates a camera body with 1-2 lenses
✔ 9 pockets to keep everything organised
✔ Padded slip pocket for tablets/small laptops
✔ Shoulder strap with padding for comfortable carrying

Pippa is named after Pippa the Kangaroo - head to the charity tab to learn more.

Also available in tan.

Features

Dimensions: 36.5L 28H 17W (cm)

Materials

• Crafted from PETA approved Premium Vegan Leather
• Features customised hardware
• Wipeable, polyester lining in a light colour for visibility

Exterior Features

• 2x large front slip pockets
  
• Deep zippered back pocket with key clip
• Small d-ring for attaching accessories
• Adjustable shoulder strap with padding
• 2x grab handles
• Wide flat bottom (stands on its own)
  
• Full length zip to protect against the elements
• Wide gusset opening for easy access

Interior Features

• Zippered front pocket
• Slip pocket for tablets/small laptops (13”)
  
• 4x elastic pockets
• Light coloured lining for visibility

 Camera Caddy

• Padded for gear protection
• Comes with 3x dividers so you can configure it for you
• Fits a DSLR or mirrorless body with 1-2 lenses
• Has lid so that it can be stacked inside the bag
• 2x Velcro tab closures
• Fits perfectly in bag
• Dimensions: 24L 16H 9W (cm)

Charity

Each of our main bags are named after animals from Australian charities that we support. It was important to us to give back, and Australian animals hold a special spot in our hearts.

The Pippa Shoulder Bag is named after Pippa the Kangaroo, one of the residents of The Kangaroo Sanctuary. Based in Alice Springs, The Kangaroo Sanctuary is a 188 acre wildlife sanctuary for rescued orphaned joeys as well as adult kangaroos. Their mission is to educate and encourage people to rescue and care for kangaroos and other wildlife and animals.

Pippa the Joey. Photography credits to The Kangaroo Sanctuary.