21 Gifts for the Dad Who Said He Doesn’t Want Anything

It feels like dads are repelled by the idea of being comfortable, but that doesn’t mean they don’t deserve some T.L.C. These slippers look like genuine boat shoes, but they pack the coziness with the shearling lining.

If he’s constantly losing his keys, get him this keychain that you can attach an AirTag onto.

If he’s a robe guy, this is a stylish upgrade. If he’s not a robe guy, get him started with one of the best options on the market. You can opt for the classic gray, but there are some striped options if you’ve got a stylish dad.

We’re big believers that all men secretly want a new set of Legos for the holidays. This Land Rover is perfect for the dad who loves to tinker with his car–or at least talk about it.

Buying clothes for your parents is hard, but this jacket is a winner no matter your dad’s taste. It’s laidback enough for the casual guy, but durable and stylish enough for the man with taste.

It’s a trope to get your dad a tie for every occasion, but why break with tradition? You can go classic with some stripes, or mix it up depending on what your dad’s into. The outdoorsy dad can don a pheasant and dog tie, or you can find some funky options at J. Press.

If he’s a whiskey drinker, get him a bottle of bourbon. Made from Jimmy Red corn–a popular choice for moonshiners during Prohibition era–it was nearly wiped out before the distiller started growing it again. This bourbon feels like a relic from a different age, and it tastes great to boot.

And now that he has a nice bottle of booze, give him this cocktail shaker. It’s made of hammered metal (the jokes write themselves), and its just as pretty as it is practical. At the very least, you’re pretty much guaranteed to get a free drink out of it.

Maybe he is one, or maybe he has one. Either way, this book is packed with helpful tips. Editor’s note: Not guaranteed to not start an argument.

Your dad would never spend this amount of money on himself, but odds are, he’s been using the same wallet since you were born. Be a good kid and give him an upgrade.

It’s 100 percent cotton, thick, and–according to my husband–the absolute best classic T-shirt out there.

If turning on your dad’s TV feels like jumping in a time machine, give him an Apple TV set. You’ll need to set it up for him, but once that’s done, he’ll be all set to watch all his favorite shows and movies with ease.

Messing with your dad’s grooming routine could cause a stir, but once he experiences shaving with this razor, he won’t look back.

Buying your dad a record player is one of our favorite gift hacks. Not only will he be able to listen to all his favorite albums on vinyl, but you’ll be able to add onto this gift for every future gifting occasion, buying new records and speakers on an annual basis.

If he’s an outdoorsman, this limited edition collaboration between Sorel and Barbour is one for the ages.

If he’s still using pots and pans that are coated in toxic chemicals, replace the biohazard he calls his kitchen cabinet with this stainless steel set.

If he complains about hearing sirens or your mom snoring, get him these noise-cancelling earbuds. Odds are he’ll become less grumpy once he gets a full night’s sleep.

For the dad who hates “stuff,” get him a treat that will be gone by the time the evening’s over. Levain’s chunky cookies are truly some of the best out there.