18 Fun And Fashionable Gift Ideas For The Cool Dad
Amazon Echo Show 15 | $299
Amazon's Echo Show devices are a game changer in any household, but this bigger screen is an amazing upgrade. This is the ultimate multimedia and organization device. Dad can watch his favorite shows, plan his week on the calendar, get his favorite news updates, and more, all with the help of Alexa voice commands. And the highly anticipated Alexa+ is coming soon!
Hexclad 10-Piece Sous-Chef Cutlery Bundle | $699
For a gift with major wow factor, give Dad this incredible set of knives. These stunning knives are designed to stand the test of time, with quality trusted by top professional chefs. They have an intricate wood grain design on the blade and a luxurious weight to the handle. This set comes complete with a cutting board, sharpener, and magnetic stand!
Vuori Ponto Performance Half Zip Hoodie ($118) and Pant ($98)
Vuori's DreamKnitTM fabric really is a dream! This incredibly soft material always feels (and looks) amazing on the body, and can be worn all day or even to sleep. I recommend pairing the Ponto Performance Half Zip Hoodie with the Ponto Performance Pant for a flattering athleisure look. This is the ultimate loungewear for Dad, and he'll thank you every time he wears it!
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate | $19.99/month
For the Xbox-loving dad, there's no better gift than a Game Pass Ultimate Annual Subscription. This pass gives access to all his favorite games, as well as other perks like online console membership, cloud gaming, and an EA Play membership. New, high-quality games are added every month, too, including day one releases, so this gift keeps on giving all year! Xbox is upping its game this year, pun intended, with major new title releases and even a new handheld console, so it's the perfect time to give this gift.
Shokz OpenDots ONE | $199
For the dad who loves to exercise, the new Shokz OpenDots earbuds are a fantastic gift. These new open-ear clip-on earbuds feature JointArc technology and soft, contoured silicone that keeps your ears comfortable while staying securely in place. I actually forget I'm wearing them, since I can barely feel them when I have them on! The sound on these is rich too, utilizing premium Dolby Audio.
Pre-Owned Rolex Day-Date 228239 | $65,995
For the showstopping Father's Day gift, give Dad a luxe watch from REKLAIM, a newly-launched direct-to-consumer luxury marketplace for watches and handbags. It's the best place to source stunning and rare Rolex watches, including the rare Rolex Day-Date 40 that Tom Cruise himself sported on his recent Mission: Impossible press tour. REKLAIM's curated collections, like the Timeless Collection, sift through to find the best of the best in luxury watches to select from and find the one that's perfect for every stylish dad.
Our Place Titanium Pro Cookware + Bakeware Set | $584
For the dad who loves to cook and bake, Our Place's stunning new titanium pans are the perfect way to show your appreciation this Father's Day. These are the first non-toxic nonstick pans without any coating, and are dishwasher and metal utensil safe. They have a lifetime warranty and can withstand temperatures up to 1000°F (750°F for the Gold color)! If those specs aren't enough, he'll love them when he tests them out! Plus, a bonus set of nonstick bakeware is included in this set for his favorite breads and tray bakes (or to keep to yourself if he doesn't bake!).
Brümate Müv 35oz + Trio Bundle | $65
If it's time to replace Dad's travel coffee mug, Brümate makes the best leakproof mugs and cups! The Müv mug is the gift he didn't know he needed, and will love every day. It has leakproof technology, a grip on the bottom, and keeps drinks hot for 6+ hours (or cold for 24+ hours). This bundle includes a Hopsulator Trio as well, which fits 12oz or 16oz cans to keep his favorite canned beverages cold for hours! (Bonus: it converts into a tumbler with the included leakproof lid.)
HigherDOSE Sauna Blanket Starter Kit | $825
This is sure to wow any health nut dad. Treat Dad to an at-home sauna experience with this bundle from HigherDOSE. This infrared sauna blanket has amazing health benefits, like increasing blood flow, restoring energy, boosting mood, burning calories and improving sleep! If that sounds amazing to you, bring the spa right to your home, and let him relax into this luxurious experience.
Mario Kart™ World | $79
For the Nintendo-obsessed dad who patiently waited for the new Nintendo Switch 2 console, gift him a new game he'll love. The new Mario Kart™ World game is packed with upgrades beyond amazing graphics, like a seamless open world and up to 24 players in one race! Add on the Nintendo Switch 2 Camera so he can see and chat with friends while playing for a fun, wholesome gaming experience.
Brightland Golden State Capsule ($270) and Pizza Night Set ($89)
For the olive oil lover or at-home chef dad, the Golden State Capsule set is the perfect gift! The quality of these olive oils noticeably improves the flavor of any dish. They also taste amazing on their own, and Brightland recommends delicious food pairings for each bottle. Give Dad his very own California olive oil tasting at home with this gorgeous gift! I'm also obsessed with The Pizza Night Set, which includes the best jalapeño & herb olive oil and blackberry balsamic vinegar for your at-home pizza night!
Shark® Cordless PowerDetect™ Clean & Empty System | $449
The Shark vacuum is perfect for the dad who loves to clean (and they do exist)! This is the best vacuum I've used. This powerful device auto detects different floor types and adjusts to the surface and cleaning direction that it's vacuuming. You can really feel the power boost and see the difference this makes in increased cleaning. And it auto empties after every clean, right from the charging base!
MUNICIPAL Origin Shoes | $180
Cool dads wear cool sneakers, and MUNICIPAL makes some of the coolest sneakers around. Their Origin Shoes are designed for comfort and style, and feature M.FLOAT, a proprietary layered system that maximizes performance and comfort. The neon green accent on the soles and extra laces adds an extra punch to a classic sneaker.
Compartes Macallan Scotch Whiskey Truffles | $69
Treat Dad to a box of gourmet chocolates for Father's Day, because dads love chocolate too! Compartes makes amazing quality chocolate with a fun flair that's sure to wow any dad. This truffle pairs his favorite 18-year Macallan single-malt scotch and blends it with dark chocolate ganache for the ultimate luxury experience! You can truly taste the difference when you choose Compartes for your gourmet chocolate needs.
Kroma Wellness High Protein Bundle | $165
Kroma's High Protein Bundle is the perfect treat for Dad this Father's Day, featuring high-quality ingredients he'll love. Once you introduce him to these delicious products, he'll never go back to his old ones. The Super Porridge is one of my favorite breakfasts of all time, and the 24K Chicken Bone Broth is so rich in flavor, I can't believe it's packed with so much protein!
Cuts Skyline Knit Overshirt ($98) and SoHo Trouser ($124)
Cuts Clothing is one of those brands I can guarantee Dad covets. Their clothing is so innovative, from shirts with different hems for every style, to wrinkle-free trousers, to rich new colors, to designs that flatter different body types. You can't go wrong with anything from their site, but some of my favorites for him are the flattering SoHo Trouser, the cool Skyline Knit Overshirt, and the comfy AO Polo.
Fishwife The Starter Pack With Gift Tin | $88
For the dad who loves fish, Fishwife makes the best gift sets. Fishwife packaging is the best of the best, and their gift set tins don't miss a single detail. This brand isn't just about gorgeous packaging; the quality of the fish is amazing as well! I love grabbing a tin of the Sardines with Preserved Lemon and pairing it with some crackers and a bottle of Sauvignon Blanc for the perfect date night snack.
Big Ass Luxuries The Baby Big Ass Bundle | $257
For the homebody dad who loves a good candle, gift him a Big Ass Candle! Recently featured on Shark Tank and landing a deal with Lori, there's a reason this company has taken over the home fragrance market! The Jazz Lounge scent will remind Dad of a luxury cigar lounge or jazz club. With notes of amber, vanilla, musk, and spiced clove, it balances out the tobacco leaf and patchouli notes beautifully for an iconic scent.
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