If you’re like us, finding Father’s Day gifts for the dads in your life (whether they’re your own dad, boyfriend, brother, grandpa, or friend) is never easy. What do you get the men who research everything before they buy it or those who tell you they don’t need anything? The right gift is one they’ll truly love and use, that they’ve wish listed, never knew they needed, or that reminds them of how special they are to you. Lucky for you, it’s our job to assemble great Father’s Day gift ideas, and we know there are plenty of thoughtful, unique presents for your pops.
First, consider what kind of father you have and what his primary passions and interests are. Maybe your dad (or hubby, bro, whoever) fancies himself a grill master, has to sample craft beer at every local brewery he passes, or loves trying new recipes. Perhaps he geeks out over tech gadgets, maps, hiking trails, dad jokes, podcasts, puzzles, birds, golf—the list goes on. Maybe he’d prefer an experience gift to a product, such as a MasterClass in a new skill or a Cameo from his favorite celeb. Or maybe he’s a brand-new dad who deserves kudos for his admission into parenthood (not to mention a lot of caffeine).
No matter the type of dad you’re shopping for, we’ve highlighted some of the very best Father’s Day gifts from retailers like Nordstrom, Amazon, Uncommon Goods, Huckberry, and REI. From personalized gifts to useful gifts for the practical papa to cooking gifts for the top chef, we’ve got your dad gifts covered.
No matter the type of dad you’re gifting this year, below we’ve got ideas for the best dad gifts for all of them. Surefire winners include the water-resistant Wonderboom 2 Bluetooth speaker (which they can tote into the bathroom or backyard), DIY hot sauce kits, and comfy shearling-lined Ugg slippers they’ll never want to take off. If he never prints pictures from his travels (or of his kids), a set of prints from Artifact Uprising is a sweet gift. And of course, what dad doesn’t love a (SELF Fave) neck massager to wear while watching TV, an insulated Yeti tumbler he can use in his car, a cocktail smoker for experimenting with fancy drink-making, or a fire pit for backyard hangs?
Best Father’s Day Gifts for Boyfriends and Husbands
It’s never a bad idea to give your boyfriend or husband a Father’s Day gift (assuming they’re dads, anyway). Active people will appreciate a splurge-worthy Theragun percussive massager, which eases pain in overworked muscles, or a handsome super-soft hoodie from Lululemon. Dorky dads will lose it over this Traintrackr, a circuit board that shows the New York subway system’s train statuses in real-time, while pour-over coffee snobs will delight over the precision of the Fellow Stagg kettle. And, hey, if you want to remind your partner that they’re as desirable as they are delightful dads, spoil them with a fun new sex toy from Lelo that feels great for you both.
Welcome any new dad to his first Father’s Day with a gift that speaks to his needs. A sunrise alarm clock gently rouses him from the few hours of sleep he manages to grab, while a coffee subscription service like the SELF Fave Atlas Coffee Club (or Trade Coffee) delivers him the jolt of caffeine he needs on a daily basis without him having to leave the house. Tech gadgets do the double duty of being cool and helpful (like Echo Dot, an Alexa-enabled smart speaker that will let him schedule reminders for all the tasks his parent brain is liable to forget). Spoil him with a cuddly Parachute bathrobe that will feel great to pad around the house in (and to snuggle the baby against), silly socks with his newborn’s face printed on them, or a Fujifilm Instax, so he can capture tangible memories on the go.
Let’s not overlook the O.G. dad: your grandfather. For a meaningful gift, a gift card to Artifact gives him access to a service that will help him easily put together podcast episodes that share stories from his life. Puzzle-loving grandpas might get a kick out of a Minted puzzle you can customize with any family photos. If he’s a big gardener, here’s a handy kneeler that will cushion his knees while he prunes (and turns into a stool when he wants to appreciate his work), and if he’s a handyman with a sense of humor, gift him a personalized tape measure from Uncommon Goods.
Maybe your brother recently became a father, or perhaps he serves as a father figure in your family’s life. Whatever the case, Father’s Day is an excellent time to thank your bro. For the golfer, gift these very cool golf ball-shaped whiskey chillers, and for the beer drinker, who could resist the cuteness of a puffy coat that keeps beverages from sweating onto their hand? Outdoorsy types will appreciate a National Parks annual pass or a set of pickleball, the lawn/beach game of the summer.
Big shoutout to all the dads who claim they want nothing as gifts (whether it’s for Father’s Day, their birthday, Christmas, or whenever). That’s cool. Except sometimes they don’t really mean it, or sometimes you want to show them love anyway with something they’ll appreciate (instead of something that just takes up space). This stainless steel Bindle water bottle keeps him hydrated and stows essentials like earbuds and car keys, while this SELF Fave weighted blanket feels wonderful at the end of a long day. He can sample interesting new fruits on a monthly basis with Harry & David’s Fruit of the Month Club. And perhaps the best gift of all? A SELF Certified Tushy bidet attachment, which he can easily install and which will leave him feeling so fresh and clean in sweaty summer.
Another way to impress the dad who doesn’t want more stuff is an experience gift. These unique gifts give him the gift of good memories or new skills—a real win either way. A MasterClass gift lets him virtually learn storytelling from LeVar Burton, conservation lessons from Dr. Jane Goodall, guitar lessons, and more. Send him a personalized Cameo video message from his favorite celebrity, let him drive a vintage Ferrari for an afternoon with DriveShare, or set him up with a vast library of books and podcasts with an Audible subscription.
Here’s a long-lasting gift idea: Subscription gifts, the presents that keep on giving past the holiday itself. From sock subscription services to meal-kit delivery services, like Home Chef, that give him a chance to try exotic recipes and ingredients to wine subscription boxes like Winc that send him new blends, there are all sorts of subscription gifts for Father’s Day. We’ve got a soft spot for Uncommon Goods’ History by Mail subscription, which delivers replicas of important historical documents to his door.
If you’ve got a dad who loves to cook or who stations himself next to the grill come warm weather and doesn’t leave until Labor Day passes, give him a grilling gift that’s more exciting than a meat thermometer. A personalized maple cutting board, monogrammed steak brand, or corny apron ensures everyone knows who’s the barbecue boss. A helpful gift set of grilling tools acts as a flashlight so he can grill even after sunset. If you’re looking for the perfect foodie gift to go in on with your siblings, an Ooni pizza oven will be his new favorite toy. And if in-house (as in, indoors) cooking’s more his jam, a beautiful cast-iron Le Creuset omelette pan will get tons of use.
Dads who can’t get enough time in nature will appreciate gifts that enhance their time spent outside. We love this $40 packable knife set from GSI Outdoors, which packs away essential, high-quality, stainless steel cooking knives (with protective sheaths), a foldable cutting board, quick-dry cloth, and refillable soap bottle inside a carrying case—an excellent gift for any camper or hiker. This growler keeps 64 ounces of his favorite craft beer close, chilled, and carbonated all day (and has a lockable dispenser tap), while an Aeropress acts as a coffee maker on the go. Lastly, if he’s a beer fiend, a Hydro Flask cooler backpack or personalized bottle opener will go a long way.
If you have a techie in your life, maybe it’s time you finally upgraded their $20 earbuds to Apple AirPods (or, hell, Bose noise-canceling headphones). A handsome catch-all tray that acts as a wireless charging station for his phone and Apple Watch will look great on a nightstand; a Fitbit will track his activity and sleep. Speaking of sleep, the SELF Certified Oura Ring will help track his health and sleep, and for the mornings this SELF Fave Ember Smart Mug will keep his coffee at precisely the temperature he likes it for hours.
The friend who goes hard in a home workout will get lots of use out of the Fitbit Charge 4, which tracks workouts in real time and even buzzes once your target heart rate zone is reached. For socially distanced runs, the Fitbit also includes a built-in GPS system to let your friend keep track of their pace and distance, plus provides access to music, calls, and texts.
For the thoroughly practical paternal figures, there’s a world of useful gifts he’ll turn to time and time again, including multitools like a five-in-one pen that includes a built-in level or the nifty Qubii, a phone charger, hard drive, and automatic backup for all the photos he snaps of his kids or grandkids. A stylish weekender bag is a perfect gift for toting on short trips (or to the gym), while a rechargeable headlamp (which includes a red-light setting for nighttime) is handy for dog walks, around the house, hiking, cycling, concerts, and more.
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