Santa Fe Shoulder Bag, Moss
Inspired by epic road trips and shooting on film, the Santa Fe shoulder bag by Long Weekend is the perfect travel buddy for any adventure. It strikes the right balance of size and organization — just enough room for what you need, without the extra fluff. Made from rugged 500d Recycled Nylon and technical gridstop, it’s weatherproof and built to last through every pit stop. Better yet, it comes in a lineup of rad, vintage-like colorways that’ll catch the eye of any design lover.
Our Review
Long Weekend Santa Fe Shoulder Bag — The Street Photographer’s No-Fuss Film Carrier
The gist: A 3L weatherproof shoulder bag built from 500D recycled nylon — light enough at 270g to forget you’re wearing it, big enough for a compact mirrorless or point-and-shoot with film and essentials alongside.
- Weatherproof recycled nylon: 500D weatherproof construction with YKK zippers and a stain-resistant surface handles tropical humidity, light rain, and dusty markets without fuss.
- Street-photo ready capacity: Fits a mirrorless camera with a small prime lens or a point-and-shoot plus wallet, keys, and phone — 11" W × 6.9" H × 2.5" D.
- All-day comfort: 270g empty weight and an adjustable strap spanning 36"–62" make it comfortable over a t-shirt or jacket on long shooting days in hot climates.
- Organized access: Two exterior pouches plus a full-width internal mesh zipper pocket keep film rolls, cards, cables, and documents separated without digging.
North of Known tested the Santa Fe for 4+ weeks in Bangkok and Nonthaburi in 39°C tropical heat and called it “a stain-repellent superhero,” concluding that it “punches above its asking price” for build quality and daily durability.
Best for: Street and travel photographers shooting film or compact mirrorless who want quick, hands-free camera access without lugging a full camera bag. Skip it if: You carry a full-frame body, multiple lenses, or need padded gear protection — this is a minimalist carry, not a padded camera case. Runs ~$80 — check the current price before buying.
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