Camera Bags
SNDRY CLUB makes three bags for carrying a camera, produced in small batches in India from 210D ripstop nylon and recycled 500D polyester. The Point & Shoot pouch protects a compact camera. The Off-Route sling carries a compact camera alongside a day's essentials. The Memento holds a body with a lens attached, plus a spare lens and a day's travel. All three are water-resistant and built to sit in a crowd without announcing what's inside.

Quiet protection for a compact camera. The Point & Shoot is a padded camera pouch with 210D ripstop nylon inside and out,...

One sling, everywhere you go. The off-route is a made-in-India everyday carry sling for the way you actually move — a dawn...

A full DSLR kit and a day's travel, in one bag. The Memento is a DSLR camera bag that doubles as a...
How to choose a camera bag
Start with your kit, not the bag. If you shoot a compact or a 35mm point-and-shoot, a padded pouch is enough — it protects the body and drops inside a larger bag when you need it to. If you carry a body with a lens attached and want a spare lens along, you need a structured bag with a padded main compartment and a divider: that is the Memento.
Padding is the thing most people get wrong. A bag can be the right size and still be the wrong bag. The Off-Route sling is flat and unpadded — it will carry a point-and-shoot and a day's things, but it will not protect a lens. If the gear matters, either use the Memento or drop a Point & Shoot pouch inside whatever you are already carrying.
The second question is whether the bag should look like a camera bag. Traditional camera bags advertise what's inside them, which matters more in India than most gear guides admit — on a crowded metro, at a market, on a two-wheeler. Every bag here is cut and finished to read as everyday carry.
The third is weather. All our bags use PU-coated ripstop, which means water-resistant: they handle rain, spray and a set-down on wet ground. They are not submersible, and we would rather say so plainly than let you find out.
Compare the three
| Bag | Dimensions | Padding | Best for | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Point & Shoot camera pouch | 7.6 × 14.0 × 3.8 cm · 0.4 L | Structured | Compact and 35mm point-and-shoot cameras | ₹1,800 |
| Off-route sling bag | 26.7 × 19.1 cm · flat | None | A compact camera plus a day's essentials | ₹2,800 |
| Memento camera bag | 31.8 × 20.3 × 7.6 cm · 4.9 L | Padded + divider | A body with lens attached, spare lens and charger | ₹4,500 |
Common questions
Are SNDRY CLUB camera bags waterproof?
No — they are water-resistant. The PU-coated ripstop handles rain and spray, but the bags are not submersible and the zips are not sealed.
Which bag takes a camera with a lens attached?
The Memento. Its padded main compartment holds a DSLR or mirrorless body with a lens on it, plus one spare lens behind the removable divider. The Off-Route and the Point & Shoot are both sized for compact cameras only.
What is 210D ripstop nylon?
Ripstop is a weave with a reinforcing grid stitched through it, so a tear stops at the nearest grid line instead of running. 210D refers to the yarn thickness — light enough to keep the bag from feeling heavy, strong enough for daily carry. It is the same family of fabric used in technical jackets and expedition gear.
Which parts are recycled?
The 500D polyester is recycled. The 210D ripstop nylon is not.
Will my camera fit?
Every product page lists exterior dimensions and a full list of what goes in, so you can measure your body-and-lens combination against them. If your setup isn't obvious, email us at sndryclub@gmail.com and we will measure it against the bag for you.
Small-batch bags cut from 210D ripstop nylon & recycled polyester. Designed for travellers, photographers, and the generally creative.
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