48 Last-Minute Father's Day Gifts to Scoop Up
He'll never even know you left it until now.
Let's not say you procrastinated. Rather, you simply forgot that Father's Day is coming up on June 20 because you've been so caught up in what to get the OG guy in your life, and, well, we're still very much in the middle of a pandemic. Save yourself the time and stress with these last-minute Father's Day gift ideas, below, that are totally worth the express two-day shipping fee or rushed in-store pickup. Whether he's into sports, art, fitness, tech, or cooking, there's a Father's Day gift idea for everyone on this list.
We've even taken the time to break all of the best Father's Day gifts down by their price point. Most of the items on this list are priced at under $100, but there are a few pricier items on this list, too, from brands like Apple (because he needs the brand-new AirPod over-the-ear headphones!), Loro Piana (because he loves to watch Succession and has been trying to emulate the Roy family's larger-than-life style lately), and Mejuri (because a classic gold chain necklaces are never not a great gift for your very stylish dad.) I've even bought some of the gifts on this list for my own father, so consider them officially dad-approved.
Keep scrolling to shop all of my favorite last-minute Father's Day gifts, and prepare to become his new favorite child for the rest of 2023.
Last-Minute Father's Day Gifts $50 and Under
Gift your dad this vest and he might never take it off. My own dad has four of the same ones in his closet and I haven't seen him without one on in what feels like years.
These are no regular socks—they're Bombas socks! For every pair purchased, the brand donates a pair of socks to someone in need.
This label-less vodka looks (and tastes) crystal clear for a fresh finish that requires no chaser. Awareness and impact are built into their business model, so it's a drink you can feel good about.
They're called "dad hats" for a reason! Remind him of a trip you took to California with this hat from Urban Outfitters.
So your dad keeps asking you to go on hikes with him but you hate the outdoors. This book by Lonely Planet will get him to stop asking for a while, I promise.
Is your dad the one who got you into music? Then buy him a vinyl of one of his favorite-ever albums to show him that yes, you have been listening to him all these years.
For the Dad who hates carrying a backpack, consider this hands-free fanny pack from outdoorsy brand FJÄLLRÄVEN. It's subtle enough to go with any of his outfits, and comes in three other colors.
Thanks to you, poker night at the house with his best buds is now a weekly tradition. Make sure he brings the Gray Malin card set.
Every man could use a copy of Justin Baldoni's Man Enough to unlearn society's idea of what it means to, well, be a man.
If your dad hates the gym, let him work out at home with a LEKFIT Digital Subscription. The workouts are designed to be low-impact and to work the entire body, so he won't even have to leave the living room.
Encourage the tough conversations by adding Ibram X Kendi's bestselling How to Be an Antiracist to his reading list.
Dads need beauty sleep too. Waowoo's weighted blanket will help him fall asleep faster and feel more refreshed in the morning, which is an instant mood booster.
If he's a new #girldad, he'll appreciate Channing Tatum's children's book, The One and Only Sparkella, that's about the love between a father and a daughter.
If he's a rum guy, get dad this Bacardi Reserva Ocho that barrel-ages for a minimum of eight years. It's filled with a sweet taste of butterscotch, nutmeg, and dried apricots.
He likely hasn't seen a chicer pair of playing cards than this Gray Malin decorative set. The artist is known for his gorgeous photographs, which he prints on the cards. Luxury-loving dads will appreciate the unique gesture.
Help him live a more sustainable lifestyle with a reusable water bottle he won't mind carrying to work or the gym.
Last-Minute Father's Day Gifts $200 and Under
Every dad could use a trendy new pair shades, and this under-$100-pick from Warby Parker fits the bill. Shop them in blue or in tortoiseshell brown.
Keep his face fresh and clean with Acqua di Parma's beard serum that will leave his hair feeling silky smooth.
If your dad tends to travel a ton for work, he probably needs help catching some extra hours of sleep on the plane. This is the original travel pillow for sleep, so it's probably your best bet.
For the trendiest dad in the world, consider picking up this very cool graphic tee from Polo Ralph Lauren.
Perfect for a weekender bag or a gym bag, this duffel from CALPAK comes in six colors, has a separate compartment for shoes, and an entirely separate compartment for everything else.
If he loves the NBA, make sure he also supports the WNBA by wearing this orange hoodie that has been spotted on everybody from Drake to Kobe.
Yes, you read that correctly. This pair of classic reef flip flops is equipped with a bottle opener (!) underneath the shoes—perfect for long days spent on the water, beer in hand.
Give him the #fit he deserves with this super cool "Pops" sweatshirt that he can throw on for barbecues, dinner with the family, or watch parties at the local sports bar.
If he's not quite ready to escape to a private island yet, allow Hotel Lobby to bring the allure of the island straight to his home office with the candle brand's delicious mix of coconut, almond, vanilla, jasmine, and sandalwood. You're going to want to snatch it from him every time you come over to visit. Trust.
TFW you help dad get into his first beauty routine thanks to this skincare essentials kit that comes with lotion, exfoliator, and body wash.
Now you have the perfect excuse to throw out that ratty hoodie he always wears. This one from Italic is made from wrinkle-resistant cashmere and comes in a bunch of neutral, easy-to-style colors.
This spicy, woody eau de toilette from Cartier is marked by notes of cedar and citrus. If your dad has been on the hunt for a new signature scent for a while, let this one be his new favorite.
This single K-Cup brewer from Keurig is a great way to give Dad a bit of calm in the mornings. Or, if he's a single dad, he can make his own coffee without making any waste.
Replace your dad's usual denim jacket with this more stylish one from Alex Mill. it has a no-stretch fit that will maintain its shape over the years.
When was the last time your dad bought new jeans? If yours is anything like mine, it's been nearly a decade. Spruce up his summer wardrobe with this pair of classic Nick Slim Jeans from sustainable brand Dl1961.
If your dad spends a ton of time at the office (or if he just a noxiously slow coffee drinker) he'll love this temperature-controlled mug from Ember. It lets him control how hot his coffee stays for nearly two hours via an app on his phone!
He already packs light, but at least he can do it in style. For commuters, this bag has the perfect amount of room to stash all of the essentials, including his gym clothes, wallet, and phone.
This robe is literally a blanket, so gift it to the dad who hates getting up every morning.
Enter his dream gift: an electric foot massager with three intensity levels. Use it to thank him for all of that time he spent running around coaching your soccer games.
A bestselling air fryer with 13 cooking functions his friends can't stop raving about? (The wings! The fries!) Say less.
Last-Minute Father's Day Gifts Under $500
Here's for the dads who love quiet luxury. This subtle cotton-blend coat from oh-so-popular brand FEAR OF GOD Essentials is great for daily wear, and the quality will stand the test of time.
This cult-favorite scent from BYREDO is back for a limited time only, just in time for Father's Day. Designed to evoke the scent of the modern man, it combines mandarin leaves and neroli flower with bamboo and green lavender for a luxe, clean finish.
Summer is here, so it's time to gift your favorite guy a pair of trendy sandals. This pair from Gucci comes in either black or white and of course features the brand's iconic red-and-green color combination.
His fishing trip won't be complete without this leakproof, durable YETI cooler that comes in aquifer blue, navy, or charcoal.
Upgrade your dad's gym routine with this complete set from Bala, the brand behind your favorite weighted Bangles. The set includes one set of Bala Bangles, one set of Bala Bars, one Power Ring, one Bala Beam, one Play Mat, one Hourglass Roller, and one set of Bala Balance Blocks.
Meet the perfect gift for the dad who loves a little bling! This 14k yellow gold chain bracelet is something he can wear every day (and he'll think of you every time he wears it).
The men on Succession all wear baseball hats from Italian brand Loro Piana, and now your dad can have one of his own.
Last-Minute Father's Day Gifts Under $1000
If he's a music lover, get him the best headphones that Apple has to offer this Father's Day. The Apple AirPods Max come in five different colors and are one of the must-have gifts of the season.
If you're looking to split a luxe gift with your siblings or cousins, consider this simple gold necklace from Mejuri. Yes, the brand behind all of your favorite pieces makes some pretty cool items for men, too.
If he's returning to the office this summer, he'll need a new briefcase. This simple one from Coach is so timeless.
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Rachel Epstein is a writer, editor, and content strategist based in New York City. Most recently, she was the Managing Editor at Coveteur, where she oversaw the site’s day-to-day editorial operations. Previously, she was an editor at Marie Claire, where she wrote and edited culture, politics, and lifestyle stories ranging from op-eds to profiles to ambitious packages. She also launched and managed the site’s virtual book club, #ReadWithMC. Offline, she’s likely watching a Heat game or finding a new coffee shop.
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