Father's day gifts for the Dad who has everything.

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With Father's day just around the corner I thought I'd put together a list of gifts for the Dad who has everything. If the Father figure in your life is anything like mine, the thought of gift giving fills you with dread. My Dad is the worst type of person to buy for... And it's infuriates both myself & my sister every year.

With that in mind I'm prepping early this year! I've put my thinking cap on and have found some ideas of gifts for the Dad who has everything.... You can thank me later!

15 Gifts for the Dad who has everything.

1. National Trust membership.

For Christmas my husband & I received National Trust memberships and honestly, it's been the best thing ever. I included it in my 7 simple joys post & will rave about it to anybody who'll listen. Whether you buy a full National Trust membership or treat the Father figure in your life to a day out, I'm sure they'll absolutely love it.

2. Pizza oven.

Pizza ovens seem to be everywhere at the moment, but does your Dad, who has everything have one? I know mine doesn't! Pizza ovens would make an amazing Fathers day gift, especially as we're entering Summer and will hopefully be welcoming some sunshine soon. I bet they'd love cooking up a storm in the garden.

3. Customised portraits.

Customised portraits always go down well when buying gifts for your parents. For Christmas last year I bought from Caitlin draws things & both the product and service itself was exceptional. She also draws super cute pet portraits which would be a perfect gift for the Dad who has everything.

4. Toppbox grooming subscription.

Is your Dad into male grooming? Instead of buying a one off product, have you thought about setting him up a subscription box? Toppbox offer a personalised grooming kit where your Father will receive up to seven full size beauty products on a bimonthly basis.

5. Reusable bottle.

Sustainability is at the forefront of a lot of people's minds right now. Treat the Father figure in your life, whilst also being kind to the environment by drinking distilled water of a reusable bottle. Chilly's have some great prints if you're after something a little less standard. I love the Emma Bridgewater prints, although I'm not sure if my Dad would be too keen. He'd be much more into the botanical or sea life prints.

6. Grow your own.

With Summer just around the corner, why not persuade your Dad to get out in the garden with the prompt of a greenhouse and some seeds. My Dad loves a project... And a greenhouse would certainly make an excellent project.

7. A sterling silver hip flask.

If you're looking for something super special AC Silver may be the brand for you. Their sterling silver hip flasks are nothing but impressive and would surely leave your Father blown away. Their products are antiques carefully chosen by Andrew Campbell who's been trading in extraordinary silverware since 1977.

8. Brew your own beer.

A good project makes the best gifts for the Dad who has everything!... So why not add craft beer into the mix. If your Dad's anything like mine, or my husband for that matter a brew your own beer kit would go down brilliantly.

9. Novelty socks.

For the Dad who has everything, you can never go wrong with socks! sockdrawer and sockvault have some epic prints to chose from. Anything with a bit of toilet humour has my Dad written all over it.

10. Fancy coffee from an independent roaster.

Is your Dad a big coffee drinker? Why not treat them to something new by ordering a fancy bag of coffee beans from an independent roaster. We have some amazing ones here in Leeds, such as North Star & Kapow, but our all time favourite is the espresso blend from Rave.

11. Couch arm table.

Who knew couch arm tables were a thing? I certainly didn't before I started looking for gifts for the Dad who has everything. There are lots of different options available, some of which you can even get personalised. They're a lovely and practical gift idea which I think nobody would think to buy for themselves.

12. Fun stationary.

You can pick up fun stationary from just about anywhere these days. Paperchase is always my go-to, however there are so many other independent brands you could buy from. Call it keeping your Dad organised, but in a fun way!

13. Glass decanter.

Feeling fancy? Bring out the boujee with a stunning glass decanter and glassware set. We were gifted one from John Lewis, although when I was present buying I opted for a set from Homesense as it was just perfect for the recipient. Ours sits pride of place on our kitchen shelving unit & surprisingly looks just as good unfilled (its current state) as it does filled (it's desired state).

14. A night off voucher.

Get as crafty as you like with this one. Gift your Dad with a homemade night off voucher entitling him to sit back, relax and put his feet up for the rest of the day. There's something super thoughtful about a homemade gift, and for the Dad who has everything, this could be a winner.

15. A charity donation.

There are so many different amazing charities out there. Think about one which would be special to him and donate any money you'd spend on a gift to your chosen charity. I'd be over the moon if somebody did this for me.

So there's 15 ideas of gifts for the Dad who has everything! I'm sure my Dad would love all of these & he's honestly the hardest person in the world to buy for.

Is the Father figure in your life difficult to buy for?