68 Best Gifts for Dad 2024—Epic Gadgets, Gear, and Garb

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The best gift for dad—whether for a new dad, step-dad, granddad, or metaphorical dad—is one that’s individual to them. Although they may protest its need, as dad’s often do, we’re here to take the guesswork out of the holiday season by finding the best gifts for every type of dad, at every level.

From feel-good picks for the well-groomed man, such as a luxe comb or skin-care set, to quintessential fatherly finds such as a new pair of New Balance’s or a pair of cozy, striped socks from Bode, our list covers every category. Below, 68 gifts for dad that are just as classic, outdoorsy, suave, and likely as tech-obsessed as he is.

Vogue’s Cheatsheet to the Best Gifts for Dad

• The Dad-Approved Attire: Barbour Ashby wax coat, $400
• The Gift That Keeps on Giving: Moccamaster Cup-One brewer, $250
• For the One Who Always Smells Good: Hermès Terre d’Hermès Perfume, $165
• Something for His Study: Serapian full-grain leather notebook, $80
• Gear for the Fitness Fanatic: Nike Free Run 2018 sneakers, $100
• The Tech Upgrade: Apple Airpod Max headphones, $550 $395
• The Heritage Pick: Burberry Kensington trench coat, $2,590
• For the World Traveler: Rimowa Cabin carry-on suitcase, $1,430
• The Design-Lover’s Dream: Fourth-Street Home egg brass ornament, $550
• The Cocktail Connoisseur: Tom Dixon whiskey gift set, $280

Delightful Under-$100 Gifts

A cozy cashmere beanie, a pair of striped Bode socks, and a set of Hawkins New York shearling slips are all small yet mighty gifts he’s sure to enjoy on the regular.

The Gift of Quality Time

There’s no gift better than the gift of time spent together. These picks—a state-of-the-art dominoes set, Westover playing cards, and a sweet puzzle are all facilitators for new memories, good pictures, and engaging conversations—sans cell phone distractions.

For the Well-Groomed

They always smell great, and take great pride in their skin-care routines—two indications that they’d appreciate an extra treat to add to their growing shelf of products. A sterling silver razor, Aesops skin-care set, and Terre d’Hermès Perfume are key picks to gift dad.

The Fashion Dad

Stylish, in-the-know, and always chillin’, there are some dads who relish in fashionable gifts that are still functional. Give the gift of a forever ‘fit with a Burberry trench coat, a logo-embroidered Loewe tee, a Bottega Veneta belt, or a Loro Piana crewneck sweater.

The Classic Dad

You can’t wait to hear the dad jokes that flow upon opening these quintessentially “dad” gifts—the ones every savvy father figure needs in his wardrobe: a Barbour jacket for everyday, brown New Balance sneakers, a flannel shirt, and a new J.Crew tie.

The Chef Dad

They’re always watching the grill, hosting dinner parties, or serving up platters of a newly-tried recipe. If there are a few essentials every dad needs in the kitchen, it’s an OONI pizza oven, stainless steel steak knives, a new cookbook, and a cast iron cookware set.

The Fitness Fanatic

A favorite compliment to an activity-loving dad? “You look so young!” The active, swole, and sporty will love the gift of new training gear, such as a pair of bestselling Nike sneakers, a self-cleaning water bottle, or a Theragun, in blue.

For Dad’s Desk

Whether he works from home, on the go, or at an office, keeping dad’s desk in order is an act of love. Consider the coveted Serapian leather notebook, which pairs perfectly with a Montblanc pen, or Biagio Barile’s Grigila inlay box for a design-forward option.

Dad on the Go

It’s no secret that the Rimowa suitcase is a cult classic when it comes to travel. Other fan favorites include Metier’s suede weekend bag and Fellow’s sleek water bottle.

Gifts for the Music Man

To keep the music going, gift him a Crosley record player or Bluetooth speaker from Bang & Olufsen. If he’s looking for a new set of headphones, look to Soundcore’s noice-cancelling option.

For the Automobile Enthusiast

If he’s the type to research or even collect cars, a Ralph Lauren Mercedes-Benz Gullwing Coupe sculpture, F1 tell-all book, or even Formula 1 tickets (alongside the keychain) are your best bets in winning holiday gifting this year.

For the Negroni Enthusiast

If they always have a cocktail in hand, or enjoy a whiskey at the end of a busy week, elevate his bar set up with Tom Dixon’s whiskey glass set, bar tools, or elevated coasters from Edie Parker.

For the Dad Who Takes His Coffee Seriously

The early bird gets the worm—and a best-in-class coffee maker. Consider the sought-after Moccamaster coffee maker and a Ralph’s coffee mug to go with it, plus espresso beans from a New York favorite.

For the Great Outdoors-Loving Dad

If he’s into outdoor pursuits—hiking, hanging, camping, or exploring—he’s sure to love Buck Mason’s blanket-lined deck jacket, Patagonia’s carryall, or a pair of Blundstone Chelsea boots. He’ll be ready for his next excursion in no time.

For the Tech Whiz

For the tech-forward father who loves his sleep but is obsessed with circadian rhythm, consider the Hatch Sunrise clock. Apple’s Airpod Max headphones are great for end-of-day podcast listening to settle into a relaxing mood. If he’s hoping to use the Airpod Max while traveling, why not pair it up with a set AirTags to keep all his en-route items safe? For the techie always looking to the future, Meta’s glasses come with Meta Ai, which makes calls, sends messages, and captures memories.

For the Design Obsessed

Does he know the difference between mid-century and mid-century modern? If so, a Phaidon book for his well-curated coffee table will surely please. A Loewe candle is perhaps the most underrated gift—one that everyone is sure to enjoy. Or, surprise him with a golden egg from Fourth Street Home.

For the New Dad

Tell them we said congratulations! A new baby is a big, big deal—and celebrations are in order. But first, give the new dad in your life a Coterie baby gift set (complete with diapers), a stylish baby carrier, or a plush Brooklinen robe to lounge around in before the little one wakes up—again.