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• Improve your grip and protect your Leica Q with this hand-crafted leather half case by Arte di Mano. Featuring a small built-in grip, this half case allows you to carry the Leica Q more comfortably and safely. It covers and protects as much of the backside of the camera as possible without interfering with camera function.The case comes with a built-in tripod mount to allow the use of a tripod without removing the case.

  This design features a convenient magnetic flip-down door on the bottom of the case to easily access the battery and memory card without removing the half case.

  Minerva Box by Badalassi Carlo is a soft, vegetable tanned leather with a matte finish. The black leather paired with black stitching creates a low-profile, yet sleek look.

  Arte di Mano, a brand created by JnK in Seoul, South Korea has become synonymous with quality. Their Cases_Cases_Half Cases for the Leica M, X, T and Q systems are made entirely by hand. Each piece of leather is carefully cut, shaped and stitched to create a flawlessly-fitting half case that improves your hold without hindering any functionality of the camera.

  *Camera for illustration purpose only, not included*

  **Due to the properties of the leather and the handmade nature of Arte di Mano products, each half case is unique and may vary slightly from the item pictured.**

• • Convenient battery/SD access door
  • Handmade
  • Small, built-in front hand grip
  • Open style back to allow use of a Thumbs Up
  • Built-in metal tripod mount
  • Black stitching
  • Soft, vegetable tanned Minerva Box leather
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• JnK offers numerous customizing options for their Arte di Mano cases. To order a custom Arte di Mano half case or carrying strap for your Leica, please call us at 305-921-4433 for details and pricing.

  Some custom options include:

  • LCD Cover
  • Built-In handgrips
  • Engraving
  • Exotic Leathers