Father's Day Gift Guide
The secret to finding a gift that genuinely impresses? Look for the gaps between what he needs and what he'd never buy himself. Those small upgrades that make daily life better without feeling frivolous. Here's our edit of gifts that hit that sweet spot.
Everyday Heroes
The items your dad uses most deserve to be the best versions possible. A slim card holder is the modern alternative to bulky wallets – sleeker in the pocket and a subtle style statement when settling the bill. A quality fragrance becomes his invisible signature, with woody or spiced notes providing a timeless foundation.
Smart tech has evolved beyond gimmicks into genuinely useful tools. The latest watches track everything from sleep to runs while looking good enough for work. They're the kind of upgrade he might hesitate to justify for himself but will use daily.
Jo Malone London Lime Basil & Mandarin Cologne 30ml
House Blend Coffee Ground 250g
Jo Malone London Lime Basil and Mandarin Cologne 100ml
Dark Leather Bath and Shower Gel
Style Refreshers
Most dads have a comfort zone with their style. The trick is finding pieces that feel familiar but with details that refresh his look. Shirts with interesting textures or subtle patterns work harder than plain options, while half-zip knitwear has become the modern classic that works across dress codes.
For downtime, premium spirits have moved beyond standard gifting territory into something more interesting, with amazing alcohol-free options and small-batch productions offering new territory to explore. Books and games focused on passion projects – whether cooking, cars or design – acknowledge his interests while offering fresh inspiration.
The Season isn’t all about outdoor pursuits. Entertaining at home has become the new way to watch and celebrate important moments as a group. Welcome friends and family with pieces that elevate everyday moments, from serveware that makes a simple lunch feel special to textiles that transform your garden into an extension of your home. Find everything you need to create spaces where people naturally want to gather.
