Navigating the common pitfalls of Father’s Day gift-giving can be a tricky task to undertake. Without the proper guidance, figuring out exactly what it is that makes your dad (or husband) tick can be a relentlessly frustrating endeavour, one that too often ends with you admitting defeat and wrapping up yet another pair of boring old socks.
Well, this year, you’re going to break the mould and we’re going to show you how. Below are 6 carefully selected gifts that are sure to appeal to dads of all tastes and proclivities and, more importantly, are guaranteed to put a smile on his face this Father’s Day.
Valentino Garavani Tan VLogo Signature PouchIf your dad’s always on the go and has grown slightly too accustomed to stuffing his phone and keys into whatever pockets he has available, then he’ll surely appreciate a neat and discreet vessel for transporting his personal essentials when he’s out and about.
Valentino Garavani’s Tan VLogo Signature Pouch has ‘gift for dad’ written all over with its pebble-grain leather body, and antique brass-finished hardware cutting a figure of consummate sophistication; a quality that the contemporary man should always aspire to manifest.
Amiri Green M.A Logo Trucker HatTrucker hats have been climbing to the top of the headwear power rankings for some time now and even your dad can’t refute their irresistible flair.
Amiri has been one the foremost pioneers in the trucker hat’s resurgence and their latest
M.A Logo Trucker Hat might just be one of their best yet. The intricately embroidered ‘M.A’ logo is the defining touch of class and the mark of Mike Amiri’s trademark dedication to detail.
Saint Laurent Black Studded Leather Card HolderNo man should claim to call their accessory drawer anything close to complete without a stalwart leather wallet to accompany them on their daily pursuits. Fortunately for you and the special man in your life,
Saint Laurent is about as experienced in this department as any luxury label can hope to be. Our featured
Studded Leather Card Holder from the Parisian maison is the picture of sophistication with finely-crafted, Italian leather and gold stud embellishments for that typical, punkish Saint Laurent edge.
Balenciaga Black BB Croc Embossed Leather BeltThe right belt can bring balance to your outfit and serve as the exclamation point to your overall look. For almost every occasion,
Balenciaga’s BB Croc Embossed Leather Belt is very much the right belt. With its restrained mix of colours, it cuts a sleek and professional figure, making it a great option for office attire and smart-casual dress codes. But the croc-embossed leather and striking BB logo buckle should provide more than enough panache when you're occasion fit needs a little seasoning…
Casablanca Navy Blue Casa Club Nuit Silk ScarfCasablanca’s Charaf Tajer aims to capture the essence of the indulgent, French Riviera lifestyle with his collections and that’s precisely the kind of vibe your dad deserves to embrace this Father’s Day. Casablanca’s
Casa Club Nuit Silk Scarf implores you to throw on a linen shirt, pour yourself a bourbon on the rocks and let your troubles fade into the background for just one day; we couldn’t think of a more fitting sentiment to get behind if we tried.
Christian Louboutin Loubideal Sneakers Reporter BagThe ‘man bag’ has grown to become somewhat of a fashion culture phenomenon in recent years, making a particularly large splash within the luxury market.
Christian Louboutin’s reporter bags have remained amongst their most popular accessories and the
Loubideal Sneakers Reporter Bag from their latest collection is a further exploration into that sub-genre. With multiple zip fastenings and customisable carry straps delineating a clear emphasis on functionality, Loubideal is as practical as it is pretty - something we’re sure most dads will appreciate greatly.
Need some more gift inspiration?
Check out the Father’s Day Gift Guide for our editor’s carefully curated selection of gifts, all organised into thematic categories that are designed to cater to men of all styles and tastes.
