Moment iPhone XS Photo Case, Tan Leather

Drop it. We dare you.

Our Case brings the best of a camera (subtle grip, attachable lenses, and a strap) and combines it with the traditions of a super rugged case...all without the bulk.

Designed by the photographers at Moment this case is meant to be used. A lot. The front edges are raised so that your screen is protected. The double wall construction provides compression when your gear hits the ground. The bottom is fully enclosed to provide additional protection. The strap attachment makes it easy to add a wrist or neck strap to your phone. While the Moment Lens interface enables you to pop in a beautiful M-series lens.

If you want photography and protection, this case is for you.

An iPhone Case for Creators
Our Case brings the best of a camera (subtle grip, attachable lenses, and a strap) and combines it with the traditions of a super rugged case...all without the bulk. It's sleek enough for street wear, but rugged enough so that when you drop it - everything stays in tack. The perfect dress for your already-sexy iPhone

Basic Protection
Yep, it's a phone case. The kind that protects your phone from drops, scratches, and other "oh s#$@" moments.

• Thin rubberized body.
• Curved to the edges of the phone to provide the right balance of protection and minimal form.
• The inside is covered in microsuede that is sourced in Japan, providing protection and comfort for your expensive camera phone.

One Handed Shooting
The back of the case is made of real American wood or black canvas, both selected to provide a subtle texture to the back of your phone for easier one-handed shooting.

The strap attachment is added security when you need it so you can get those risky shots. Once you add a strap, you don't go back. We sell some beautiful straps, or you can use any straps that connects with a thin cord.

Lens Ready
For that special moment when you want to rock our Moment Lenses, we made it easy and secure to attach our glass.

• Our new lens interface is built right into the case.
• Rotate our lenses into place with a 90 Degree turn.
• Nothing looks better on a case than a big beautiful lens. Unless, of course, you have cat photos on the back; that's pretty awesome too.