For The Luxury-Loving Dad
Got a father who favours the finer things in life? You'll want
top-tier goods to please his refined taste. Consider luxurious scents
from Goldfield & Banks, a little bit of Loewe or some Celine
sneakers to seal the deal.
Wood Infusion by Goldfield & Banks, $229 at Adore Beauty
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For The Foodie Father
If your dad gets a kick out of trying new cuisines, experimenting
with cocktails and can wax lyrical about wines, then as the old adage
goes, the best way to his heart is through his stomach! Cue: delicious
craft gin, a platter fit for a king and the kind of culinary tech that
will keep him amused in the kitchen long after Father's Day is done.
Olive Leaf Gin by Four Pillars, $85 at Four Pillars
For The DIY Dad
If you've got a handyman dad who loves to fix, garden and build things from scratch, Father's Day is the perfect time to add to his tool belt. Why not go for Leatherman's bestselling 18-tools-in-one 'Wave', add a chic chapeau to his gardening trousseau and some polarised shades to keep the rays at bay.
Wave® + Black by Leatherman, $269.95 at Leatherman
For The Tech Junkie Dad
Arguably the toughest dad to buy for, the 'tech junkie' dad is usually quite particular about what he likes. That said, there are a number of fun gadgets that should do the trick. Consider a top-of-the-line portable speaker, a smartwatch to level up his health kick or a pro-grade massage tool for some seriously high-tech bliss.
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