Father’s Day is coming up on the 21st of June. Are you looking for a birthday present for your dad? It’s can be a tiring process if you don’t know what he wants. We know. We’ve all been there. Finding a gift may sound easy in spirit, but more-often-than-not turns out to be a pain. Here are five ideas to help the process.
Even if your dad isn’t into electronics and gadgets there are a lot of basic technology gifts that he’d still appreciate.
Is his phone getting old? Can he use an upgrade? You can buy him a new phone without having to dig too deep in your pocket. Find out if he currently has an iPhone or Android device and then take a look at our list of latest unlocked phones. You can get him a Grade A+ refurbished phone. These refurbished phones look and work the same as a Brand New one, but they can be up to half the cost.
This is really easy (but just make sure that keep the receipt). There are great online stores that do fast and easy shipping.
A few places to shop:
– H & M
There are so many easy ways to buy clothes that will make your dad happy.
Another idea on a similar vein. What football team does your dad follow? Buy customised hats, socks, t-shirts, training pants, hoodies, and even backpacks. The more original the clothing, the better the gift. Even if it was relatively cheap to purchase.
Here is a great website for football clothes:
This one may surprise many people, though it shouldn’t. Most father’s don’t buy themselves anything, but the essentials when it comes to this department. That means that more-often-than-not they can use an upgrade on almost everything. Shavers or razors, cologne, electric toothbrushes, and expensive hair products. You are pretty much safe buying anything. (Just save the receipt just in case.)
This is a no-brainer. Beer and wine making kits, electronic kits, remote control kits, or even art-and-craft kits. These gifts aren’t expensive, but they’re memorable. Get him one of these sets and the end product (which he made himself) will be something that he’ll treasure far more than almost any of the other gifts. No gift can be more beloved than something made with ones own effort. The important part is to ensure that you’re father has somewhat of an interest in this area. Don’t give an electronic kit to your father if he’ll have no patience to put it together. It will sit in the shed until it’s rusted.
This one should come as no surprise and is easy to research. Just ask casually about his tool set, and you’re father will still never see it coming. Those that already have a lot of tools will definitely appreciate a fancier tool or an expensive add-on, and those without tools will love a drill set or another standard set. This gift shouldn’t have to cost too much and will be remembered often.
Here are two good links for tools online in the UK: