20 Last Minute Father’s Day Gifts You Can Still Get In Time

The World Cup is fun to watch. Watching your dad convince himself he still has a few tricks up his sleeve is fun. FIFA’s official match ball is designed for both.

Every dad has a drawer full of polos. Few are as beautiful as Billy Reed’s vintage-striped rendition that makes dressing up so much easier.

Marshall’s first noise-canceling on-ear headphones do all the things you’d expect from a modern pair of cans. They look great doing this.

If their signature scent has remained the same for the past 20 years, Byredo’s new Mojave Ghost Absolu is the best case for a change. It’s woody, sophisticated, and probably smells a helluva lot better than whatever is currently on her dresser.

Philips has packed our favorite electric shaver with enough smart features to coach your pops through a better shave in real time.

The best thing about Lululemon’s Grand Stand sweatpants isn’t the fabric — it’s the fit. Once he gets used to that extra room, he’ll never look back.

Perhaps the best gift isn’t another gadget, but some place to keep them all. Toyo Steel’s Japanese-made toolbox is as beautiful as it is storage.

Because let’s be real, he’s the person you call when you need something fixed.

Instead of guessing which beard product your dad needs, give him them all.

Some loafers need weeks to break in. Paraboot’s unlined Corox is comfortable right out of the box, which means it can get straight to stunting.

Kiehl’s Facial Fuel has earned classic status for a reason: Few products refresh a tired face so quickly.

For the dad who appreciates a practical upgrade, Filson’s all-weather tote is just as tough as the brand’s famous wax bag, and significantly more versatile.

Fresh off a win in our annual Home Awards, Oura’s latest smart ring helps your dad get to the bottom of what’s disrupting his sleep, and maybe finally stop blaming the mattress.

The pine-tree freshener went very well. Most car fresheners are designed to mask odors. Instead the DS and Durga will give your jalopy some character.

Sometimes dad needs to have some cool drinks with friends. We don’t make rules. Yeti has just made a backpack for it.

The best part about a great cup of coffee is that you don’t have to prepare it before drinking the coffee. Fellow’s Addon drip coffee maker can schedule a brew before he wakes up, and help him dial in every variation imaginable.

Is a $100 hand fan ridiculous? Sure. But over-engineered solutions to minor inconveniences are practically the foundation of Father’s Day gift giving.

Nike’s Rejuven8s are designed to help tired feet recover. The joy the name will bring to your father is just a bonus.

One of Jo Malone’s all-time best sellers, Wood Sage & Sea Salt offers a nautical feel with enough woody depth to keep things interesting.