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45 Gift Ideas From Wives to Celebrate Your Husband on Father's Day
Wives, it's time to treat your main man to a unique and meaningful present this year.
Your husband may claim that he doesn't want or need anything for Father's Day, but we all know he deserves a special gift nonetheless — he's an incredible partner in crime day in and day out, right? While your kiddos may have made a craft project for Dad on their own, you can keep the festivities going with a wrapped Father's Day gift that appeals to his hobbies, makes his day-to-day life simpler or is just plain fun. Since not all men are easy to shop for, we've rounded up the best Father's Day gift ideas for husbands — including unusual finds, personalized presents and thoughtful gifts for new dads.
Below, you'll find picks for the foodie, sports enthusiast, coffee fanatic, guy on the go and much more. Still feeling a bit stuck as you shop? Keep in mind that this holiday is an excellent time to treat Dad to something he wouldn't buy for himself but could totally use, like a new pair of pajamas, a classic tailored dress shirt or a new keychain to replace a fraying one. Pair any of these gift ideas with a heartfelt, handwritten card or homemade gift to remind your husband why he's such an amazing father and spouse.
Best of all, most of these picks come in at under $50 each, including the best gifts for dad on Amazon and Uncommon Goods. You most definitely don't have to break the bank picking out something your husband will truly cherish — plus, earn you wife of the year.
This gift may subtly encourage him to keep his nightstand or desk a bit more orderly. A monogrammed docking station like this one is perfect for corralling his phone, watches, keys, AirPods and more. Choose from eight colors, including walnut (shown here).
Let him revisit his youth with a console that includes the original Super Mario Bros. game. Amazon reviewers note that it's not only a cool blast from the past, but a fun one that can help de-stress the mind a little bit.
If he's a car guy, he's obsessed with keeping his interior as clean and pristine as possible — which means this best-selling cleaning gel is a must. It's easy to use and known for picking up dust and lint from hard-to-reach places.
Fill out 35 coupons he can use whenever he feels like it. You can make them flirty or practical, either way, we're positive he'll be excited to redeem them.
We can see him using this for nearly any outdoor activity he does, from exercising to mowing the lawn. Since he can't get out of doing "dad chores" at least he can keep cool while he does them.
Listen, he isn't going to get these for himself, so you have to do it. But trust us, once he places his feet inside, he'll be thanking you over and over again.
Cue a whole lot of family bonding time. The kids can help him build the airplane and then they can all go outside to watch it fly by using the app. It's particularly great if he really loved Top Gun.
Skip a paper card and get him this steel version that's engraved with the sweetest message. He can keep it in his wallet and always be remembered of your love for him.
You two have been through a lot over the years and he's always had your back. Write down all the reasons why you appreciate him and everything he's done.
They are a little pricey, but when he needs to block out the world (a.k.a screaming kids), he needs high-quality headphones. These are also known for being very comfortable.
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We're obsessed with this style, and we think he will be too. Available in a few different colors, it gives off a retro vibe but can be worn every day without worrying.
Give him another reason to pop open a lager, ale or IPA after a hard day's work: Sign him up for Craft Beer Club, a subscription box with 12 or 24 craft beers from the nation's top independent breweries.
Every time your husband reaches for this keychain, he'll be greeted with a sweet family photo (which you can upload directly to Etsy, no printer necessary). This gift is a simple way to ensure he'll always be surrounded by his nearest and dearest.
He doesn't need to be an expert to make delicious pies and calzones for the whole family. This pizza stone is rated highly for its durability and being easy to use. Plus, kids will love helping dad add the toppings.
Since nobody can match his spice level, you might as well give him what he needs to make a hot sauce that best suits his taste buds. With this kit, he can prepare six small bottles with varying spice levels.
He's not a regular dad; he's a cool dad — and he needs some stylish sunglasses to make sure everyone knows it. This three-pack is perfect for the guy who likes to keep a pair of sunnies in his glove compartment, gym bag and work backpack. Added bonus: There are a ton of color combinations to choose from.
Here's something that you both can enjoy: He can fill the fine-mesh coffee filter with the grounds of his choice, let it steep in the fridge overnight and then pour up to four cups of Starbucks-worthy cold brew.
Amanda Garrity is a lifestyle writer and editor with over seven years of experience, including five years on staff at Good Housekeeping, where she covered all things home and holiday, including the latest interior design trends, inspiring DIY ideas and gift guides for any (and every) occasion. She also has a soft spot for feel-good TV, so you can catch her writing about popular shows like Virgin River, Sweet Magnolias, Hallmark Channel’s When Calls the Heart and more.
Sarah Lyon is a New York City-based freelancer who produces interior design, travel and lifestyle content. Her work is featured in outlets including Apartment Therapy, Architectural Digest, MyDomaine, The Washington Post and The New York Times. Plus, her personal spaces have appeared on Apartment Therapy, The Everygirl, Houzz and more.