A Brooks Brothers shirt that can be washed instead of dry cleaned and never, ever, ever has to be ironed ($88).
Manly coasters (who knew such a thing existed?) for his man room ($24).
Ice molds so that he can make awesome giant round cubes for cocktails ($20.99).
Or if he's more of a beer man, a fancy beer koozie ($24.99).
OR if wine is more his style, a wine carrier for his bicycle ($28.55) (apparently, dads drink a lot).
A numbered coffee mug for analytical types ($7.95).
Or a Scrabble coffee mug for those who prefer Words with Friends (or the old school version, since dads tend to pride themselves on being of the old school persuasion) ($11.95).
Speaking of old school: a pair of shoes that he likes because they're classic (and doesn't realize are hip again) ($60).
A book about trips to get him thinking about going on a fun vacation ($39.99).
A leather money clip to upgrade his beloved rubber band ($36).
A hamburger press for making perfectly uniform burgers this summer ($9.99).
A copy of Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives, so he can replicate the cuisine of the world's best greasy spoons (his favorite!) ($12.95).
A super strong golf umbrella ($42.46).And lastly, what would Father's Day be without a tie? This one is probably a lot cooler than the ones in his closet ($34.99).
And don't forget a card to say you love him and try to begin to thank him for everything ($4).
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