55 E-Gift Cards Guaranteed to Arrive in Time for Father’s Day

Clothingandaccessories

Quince’sloungewearmadeour listof the best women’s pajamas, and its men’s collection has the same luxe cashmere and ultrasoft jersey to keep Dad cozy.

A pair of blue-light-blocking glasses could be the key to helping Dad get a restful night’s sleep (especially if he likes to scroll before bed). Eyewear brand Felix Gray appeared in ourroundupof the best options twice, with one pair being named “most stylish,” thanks to minimalist silver frames that could easily pass for normal specs.

Fitness dads will love Ten Thousand’s lineup of specialized shorts, including a pair for water-to-land workouts that we named thebest performance swim trunks.

Socks make up the foundation of a comfortable outfit, and we can’t get enough of Bombas’s,including itscompressionandwoolversions. Strategist associate editor Louis Cheslaw has given the Gripper Slippers as gifts andlovesthat they “pack down flat for travel, and the rubber dots on the soles keep you from slipping.”

With a purchase from Haerfest’sNothing Changes If Nothing Changescollection, Dad cansupportthe fight against anti-Asian violence every time he wears his new T-shirt, beanie, or baseball cap.

We love Everlane’s quality staples that range fromunderwearto denim, so help Dad pick out some new basics with ourguide to the brand.

A new linenshirtorpantswill ensure that Dad looks spiffy for dockside drinks.

If Dad’s ready to swap his old Hanes T-shirts for something a little more stylish, point him toward the curved-hem one that we named the best overall pick in ourwhite-tee roundup(actor Cheyenne Jackson alsopraisedthe black version).

Dads looking to replace a well-loved pair of Levi’s may want to consider the straight-leg or slim-fit cuts included in our roundup of thebest men’s jeans.

Whether Dad’s into streetwear,running, ortennis, he’ll find something swooshed to zhuzh up his look.

Dad will look like he stepped straight out ofField & Streamas he’s packing Orvis polos and fly-fishing gear in a handsome duffel that appears in our guide to thebest monogrammed gifts.

The brand makes polished basics, including a supersoftlong-sleeved T-shirtrecommended by Christopher Echevarria, founder of the loafer brandBlackstock & Weber. If Dad has enough tees to last a lifetime, we’re also fans of the company’s broken-inbutton-upsand lightweightcrewnecks.

Strategist writer Jordan Bowman says the heavy-weightsweatpantsfrom Standard Issue Tees keep their shape, so Dad canloungewithout looking sloppy.

He can pick up a pair of the iconic (andwidelybeloved) Baggies or a travel bag so spacious that it (more than) lives up toits “Black Hole” name.

Grooming

Skin-care-obsessed dads will drool over the DTC brand’s enticing array of energizingbodywashes,mineral sunblocks, and more.

Mühle’s expertly designed (and beautiful)shave setwill make Dad’s side of the bathroom look like a high-end barbershop, while the brand’s ergonomically designed tools will help him achieve the closest shave he’s had in years.

Building a skin-care routine can be tedious, so we recommend Osea for dads who prefer to get everything (like this belovedbody oil,Atmosphere Protection Cream, andcleanser) from one place.

If he findssheet masksa little too messy, Dad canoptfor a light-therapy device from CurrentBody that uses red and near-infrared light to improve skin tone and firmness.

Entertainment,books,andhobbies

If it’s been a year or two since Dad last enjoyed live entertainment, kickstart his summer with this gift card that presents the (wonderfully) impossible challenge of choosing amongstand-up, livemusic,sports, and more.

Dads who breeze through abooka week can’t be bothered with constant trips to the bookstore, so give him an Audible membership that includes three per month (one audiobook and two Audible originals) and a 30 percent discount for each additional title.

Movienight will go from weekly to daily when Dad has access to the Criterion Collection’s wide (and ever-changing) catalogue that includes his favorite classics — and the foreign films that have been on his list for ages.

Help Dad use his voracious reading habit to support indie bookstores, whether he’s readinghistory, asports memoir, or agraphic novel.

You’ve heard Dad’s garage jam sessions and attended his local bar performances; now you cansupporthis headlining dreams with a gift card from Musician’s Friend, where he can pick up recording gear or the guitarBryan Adamsuses.

With no shortage of different delivery methods, Lord Jones offersgumdrops,tinctures, andbalmsfor CBD-curious dads who could use some extra help relaxing.

Travelandoutdoors

Dad can use these high-endpocket knivesin and out of the kitchen like restaurateur Michael Chernow, whopraisesJames Brand’s craftsmanship.

Dads who are itching to rack up some air miles may benefit from a newDopp kit. Aer is known for durable (and good-looking) ballistic nylon travel accessories, including a hanging toiletry bag with a 2.5-liter capacity. Barron Cuadro, founding editor of Effortless Gent, says the compact kit “still manages to fit all your necessities,” which is probably due to the array of zippered pockets and an exterior toothbrush holder.

Even if Dad isn’t traveling abroad, he could still use aluggageupgrade in the form of a dashing newweekend bag. “Classic yet distinctive” is how Robert Khederian, a former Curbed staffer who now works as real-estate agent, describes Paravel’s stylish canvas overnight carrier. Dad canmonogramit for an extra fee, which starts at $25 for embroidered letters and $75 for hand-painted emojis.

Dads who value packing light can pick up a spacious (but lightweight) backpackrecommendedby a bike messenger or one of the brand’s popular Go-Bags, which come in three sizes and more than nine bold colors.

Hiking, trekking, and climbing dads can replace their beat-uppacksor splurge on a sleeping bagthat accommodates those whoprefer to lie on their sides.

Fuel Dad’s escape to the country (or city or ocean) with a gift that will remind him of thejoys of travel, even if he chooses to go only a few hours from home.

Dads who pride themselves on efficient travel (and who refuse to checkluggage) can fiteverything they needinto July’s 46-liter carry-on. Strategist associate editor Jenna Milliner-Waddel wasshockedby how much it can hold (a week’s worth of stuff) and has never had trouble fitting it into an overhead bin.

A trip to REI, where Dad can pick up everything from amoka potfor campfire espresso to anemergency-ready headlamp, will ensure he’s wilderness ready on his nextcampingadventure.

If Dad’s been using the same shoes or clubs tohit the linksfor years, it’s time to upgrade his tee-time gear.

Strategist writer Kat Gillespie recommends Snow Peak for design-conscious outdoorsy dads. The status brand makes quality gear that will “last a lifetime,” according to Gillespie, who highlights the spork and titanium mug (which can also be used as a pot on a mini backpacking stove.)

With a national-parks pass, Dad can take in the natural beauty of more than 2,000 sites and bring three adult passengers with him for no extra cost (children under 16 are free).

A trip to Yosemite or Yellowstone isn’t the only way to support preservation efforts — you can give Dad a gift card to gear and apparel brand Parks Project, which donates a portion of every sale to fund conservancy projects. He can choose something that keeps him connected to the outdoors, like ahiking-friendly hat or two-person hammock.

Allmansright makes ultralighthikinggear for dads whose brand is function meets style. He can choose from stuff sacks, space-saving personal care, and customizable bags.

Food

Treat Dad to abeer-making kit with reusable equipment (including a glass fermentation jug, a thermometer, and tubing), so he canbrewIPAs, ales, and stouts from the comfort of his kitchen. If he’s looking to branch out, there are also kits for hard cider, kombucha, and sparkling rosé.

A full-blown coffeesubscriptionmay be too much of a commitment for particular dads, so let him choose his own blends (or accessories) from this AAPI-owned brand. Coffee professional LaNisa Williams, who works with cafés and restaurants in Los Angeles with a particular focus on BIPOC-owned businesses,lovesthat the company roasts its own beans and praises the Phin filter, a travel-friendly and paper-waste-free Vietnamese brewing device.

Amonthly deliveryof snacks, candies, and tea sourced from small family businesses in Japan will delight Dad, with products including Thai curries, traditional fish sauce, and yuzu drinks.

Dad can restock his supply ofvinegars,oils, and cheeses from this Bay Area–based shop that Strategist writer Emma Wartzman praises for its well-curated selection of pantry goods.

Now Serving’s abundance of cookbooks will help Dad expand his recipe repertoire. If he’s overwhelmed by choice, direct him towardourcookbookguides.

The right finishing oil can be hard to find, so point Dad toward the one wenamedthe best for drizzling over fish, roasted veggies, or really good bread.

No matter what Dad’s signature dish is, he canjazz it upwith spices from Diaspora Co.’s single-origin collection, which includes Pragati Turmeric, Kashmiri Saffron, and Nandini Coriander.

Chances are, even the most pasta-loving dads have yet to try Sfoglini’s one-of-a-kind Cascatelli. The brand that brought youeverything-bagel fusillihas created a waterfall-inspired shape that optimizes “sauceability,” “forkability,” and “toothsinkinability” for the ultimate pasta experience.

Achieving the perfect medium-rare might not be possible every time he fires up the coals, but he’ll be one step closer with Weber’saccessoriesor a brand-newgrill.

Home

We’ve written about the clean lines and minimalist design that make Yamazaki’s super-functional products — ranging fromdesk organizerstocoatracks— an upgrade for any household. Dad will be sure to find a space-savingstorage hackor room-elevatingaccentwhile browsing through the brand’s wide selection of home solutions.

Multiple experts praised the highly presentable design of Fellow’s Stagg EKG model, which wasnamedthe best overall pick in our review of electric kettles. Dads who are conscious of theirkitchen aestheticwill be eager to add this precise and sturdy appliance to their carefully curated counterscapes.

Brooklinenmakes more than sheets and pillowcases if Dad’s already set on the beddingfront.Linen robes,sweatshirts, and French-terryjoggersare all his for the taking.

Fatherhood can extend to plants, too, and with a gift card to the Sill, Dad can pick up a “Plant Parent” set that will provide him with three, five, or seven “children” to nurture. If that sounds like a handful, he can also opt for a singlepothos, which is much more manageable.

Even if Dad’s kitchen is fully outfitted, he won’t be able to resist the handsome, high-quality tools and prepware (like thismagnetic knife standorair whisk) from this Strategist-favorite band.

Appliance-happy dads can always use another specialty machine, whether it’s a newpanini press,milk-frother, orone-touch tea-maker.