The 51 Best Father’s Day Gifts for Every Dad

The perfect Father’s Day gift is simple, unique and, if you’re doing it right, not going to break the bank. This chain-stitched hat from NYC brand Wythe checks all those boxes, and then some.

It’s time to put an end to the all-too-real trope of dad pockets. Filson’s handy Tin Cloth Zipper Tote has more than enough room to lug around his necessaries, be it to work or otherwise.

An endless amount of historical non-fiction in hand-held paperweight form? Sounds like a pretty good gift to us.

Father’s Day offers a chance to get him something he would never think to get himself…like, say, a slightly nice water bottle (with handle and cap holder) than the one he uses now.

Slippers? Razor? Pass. Try this brain-breaking Venn Puzzle from Craighill instead — the stainless steel pieces double as desk decor for when he gives up.

We can all but guarantee he’s never received a gift like Viome’s Full Body Intelligence Test. The at-home kit offers advanced analysis and advice — like, on a cellular level —  for gut and microbiome health, making it great for bio-hacker types.

If luxury is your game, we’d suggest a superyacht. That being said, Gucci’s latest take on their cult Horsebit Loafer is pretty great, too. Debossed with the iconic double-G logo and featuring a collapsible heel for maximum step-in-ness, they’re the definition of maximalist opulence.

Luxury doesn’t have to equal to zeros. This Esterbrook Ballpoint Pen oozes sophistication and glides with a precision he’ll appreciate the two times per year that he actually uses it.

True luxury is schvitzing in the comfort of your own backyard.

Oura’s latest model has something for every guy — by-the-minute sleep data, sensible health recommendations, heart-rate monitering and even a newly-intergrated AI system to help him crush his goals.

Paddles make a particularly pleasant present for your pickleball-pilled padre. Especially professional-grade, carbon fiber paddles.

Give Dad the ultimate grooming kit. This starter set includes an award-winning razor, shaving cream and brush, and a soothing aftershave toner.

The first portable barrel designed explicitly for cold water immersion is one of our favorite recovery items.

A premium recovery boot that utilizes heat and Normatec dynamic air compression to help feet relax on the go.

More rugged and ergonomic than a traditional pizza slicer, this axe-shaped pizza cutter can slice through even the thickest of crusts on the first try.

One of our EIC’s most-used kitchen tools, the Männkitchen Pepper Cannon is the best pepper grinder on the market. Is $199 a lot for a pepper mill? Yes, it is. But as they say in the FAQ on the Mannkitchen website, “And a Ferrari is expensive compared to a Volkswagen.”

Much like your own good ol’ dad (or husband, or whatever), Shinola’s Mooncraft Monster Watch is special. The Detroit-based watch company’s first-ever manual wind chronograph — limited to just 500 pieces — features a titanium case and bracelet and detailing inspired by the Apollo missions, including mission number and date on blue dial. How’s that for a gift?

All sneakers are for dads, but not all of them are dad sneakers. Understand? We didn’t think so — point is, a pair that he can wear to the office and bar alike is greatly appreciated.

Thoroughly classy and not the least bit fussy, Taylor Stitch’s interpretation of a charming summer sportscoat is slightly less formal than traditional models, making it ideal for dad to dress down with jeans and his favorite tee.

This minimalist turntable looks sharp and plays back his beloved vinyl even clearer. Plus, setup is a breeze.

Low tech is still tech, right? If pops is still stuck in the analog era, skip the smart alarm clock and opt for Nanu’s Arc instead — the retro mechanical chime alarm and sleek form will almost certainly tickle his fancy.

We’ve long been fans of The James Brand for their careful and understated approach to design, and The Elko is no exception.

Perfect for beginners and seasoned road warriors alike, this versatile and lightweight commuter bike from Brooklyn Bicycle Co. should help him capitalize on (or rediscover) his love for two wheels this summer.

For the outdoorsy Dad, this durable, portable charger and emergency radio set is a lifesaver for more rugged adventures (literally).

A coffee maker so nice they released it twice, the Ratio Eight Series 2 sits at the intersection of design inginuity and a damn fine cup o’ joe.

One of our favorite backyard items, the Bird Buddy, is like a combined Ring camera and bird feeder. The weather-resistant device captures high-definition photos and live streams the action around your feeder.