The Long John - Slim Adjustable Leather Camera Strap, Brown
This camera strap is the sequel to our original camera strap, originally called the “No. 2”. It features a solid brass buckle and so you can adjust the length. Designed for the minimalist, this strap is cut from durable 6oz leather with solid brass rivets and strong split rings. It’s perfect for taller individuals, or if you simply prefer a longer strap.
Our Review
Fieldwork The Long John Leather Camera Strap — The Minimalist Adjustable Strap Built to Last Decades
The gist: A handmade 6oz full-grain leather adjustable strap with a solid brass buckle — the go-to for travel photographers who want a strap that looks better with age and skips the nylon webbing aesthetic entirely.
- Adjustable brass buckle: Solid brass hardware adjusts length for crossbody or neck wear — the only difference from Fieldwork’s fixed No. 01, making it ideal for photographers who shoot at different heights or share the strap between camera bodies.
- 6oz full-grain leather: Durable and dense enough to hold a mirrorless camera securely; softens and develops a personal patina from natural oils, sunlight, and daily travel use.
- Strong split rings: Direct-mount hardware connects to any standard camera lug without adapters — simple, reliable, and no proprietary system to replace or lose abroad.
- Handmade in Canada: Individually crafted — not factory-produced; each strap has minor character that evolves into a unique appearance over years of use.
The Phoblographer’s review of Fieldwork’s leather straps described them as “simply beautiful — clean, minimal, and made from leather that will outlast every other strap in your bag.”
Best for: Travel photographers and street shooters who value minimalist aesthetics, genuine leather quality, and a strap that carries better the older it gets. Skip it if: You need quick-release anchors or fast reconfiguration between multiple carry modes. Runs ~$75 — check the current price before buying.
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