25 Father's Day Gift Ideas

Father’s Day gifts have a habit of collapsing into socks, barbecue tools and opinionated mugs. Why not try something a little more daring this year?

We have gathered some of our favourite gifts for dads, from practical bits with a twist to strange finds that feel more considered than the usual last-minute scramble to the petrol station. For dads, grandads, father figures and anyone who insists they “don’t need anything” until you show up with one of these. 👇

Retro Flip Clock

The classic Karlsson flip clock combines minimalist design with that hypnotic flipping motion that never gets old. Built with quality materials and plenty of retro charm, it’s ideal for desks, shelves or anyone who likes a little mechanical theatre with their minutes. (Not silent — but stylishly so.)

Personalised Gaming Cushion

Velvet cushion printed with a controller design and personalised with your text or year. Choose from 27 colour combinations to match any gaming den. The ideal gift for dads, grandads or anyone whose idea of quality time involves a high score and a comfy spot.

Moustache Glasses Holder

Hand-carved from mango wood by Indian artisans, this moustachioed holder keeps your glasses perched proudly between uses. Quirky yet practical, it turns losing your specs into a fond memory. Because a good moustache never misplaces anything.

Moonlit Tea Infuser

A moon-shaped tea infuser with a tiny bat chain for celestial brewing sessions. Designed for those who like their tea ritual equal parts soothing and spooky. Because even dark souls deserve a warm cup.

Henry Desk Vacuum

The iconic Henry Hoover, now fun-sized for your desk. Comes with interchangeable heads to clear away crumbs, dust, and snack evidence. Perfect for neat freaks, office jokers, and anyone who thinks cleaning can be cute. They also come in pink, so you could buy 6 pink and a red one, which you could name Henry...

Still searching? Fair. Dads can be awkward gift terrain: part mystery, part shed, part unreadable facial expression.

Keep browsing, take a detour, and remember: useful is good, but useful and weird is much better.