The 52 Best Gifts for Every Type of Dad

If Dad doesn’t think he’s a slippers guy, Ugg Tasmans will have him reconsidering.

He loves watching the birds. This’ll let him do it up close, and he can even send you the video feed.

This book has helped untold men navigate the vagaries of life with a grace and calm that all family members will appreciate.

Flint and Tinder’s waxed trucker is just the easiest style hack for guys of a certain type. If he likes anything classic Americana, outdoorsy, or rugged, he’ll go nuts for this jacket.

The latest reMarkable tablet is the closest thing an adult who works a lot can get to opening a new toy. The e-ink screen is easy to read from, and it can digitize your notes.

This interesting design, with a bullet piercing the glass, gives a whole new meaning to a shot of whiskey.

A soft-sided backpack cooler means he doesn’t need any help lugging it around and can spend more time out wherever he goes doing whatever it is he does.

It’s rare that a knife sharpener can actually add aesthetic value to your kitchen, but in this case, it’s true. There are few things a chef appreciates more than a good, sharp knife.

Nothing makes a man feel like a man more than a good multi-tool. There’s simply no problem that Dad can’t solve with this rugged contraption in his mitts.

The perfect vessel for his morning coffee. Keeps it warm for hours.

A man of his age appreciates a few things: travel, rugged waxed canvas, and American manufacturing. Lucky for you, Steele Canvas combines all three into the perfect duffel bag.

This recycled cashmere sweater is soft, sustainable, and a little bit rugged. It’s the perfect sweater for the old man.

Since Father’s Day corresponds with beach weather, get in that mindset. There’s not a ton of great stylish beach shoes for men. For my money, Sabah is the one. Get him a pair of these and never have to see him go to dinner in flip-flops again.

Speaking of the beach, let’s go back to YETI. A Tundra haul is the ultimate beach tool, full stop. Give him one of these and a pop-up canopy, and the man can stare at the waves for eight-hours a day May through August.

He’s in his golden years. He’s got free time, and it’s time to get out on the open road.

A pass that gives him admission to parks and wildlife reserves across the U.S. It’s a great gift for the dad who likes camping or just getting out into nature on occasion.

My dad has tied flies for as long as I can remember. My brother, a father of three, got into it recently. Neither of them really fly fish. There’s just something about the Zen of fly tying that dads gravitate to. If this is up his alley, it’s a killer gift.

The old man doesn’t want new-age stretchy pants, I’m sure of that. But the modern sweatpants market isn’t great. Thankfully, Buck Mason just released this Welterweight line. The cut and every detail are modeled after 1940s sweats. It’s our type of shit, and I’m sure it’s his type of shit too.

A great keyboard is fun to gift and something he’ll actually use. It doesn’t necessarily make work more fun, but he’ll take what he can get.