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Father’s Day Gift Guide

Admittedly, some dads are harder to shop for than others. I swear, no matter how long I think about what to give, all my dad really wants is some quiet, a book (probably a biography, but he may just watch a movie instead), and a good beer. Still, I’ve never seen him unhappy over getting the latest Apple (or other tech/entertainment) product – and of course, I rounded up some other ideas too! You’re worth it, Dad (and yes, that is my dad below with me and my brother and sister)!

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1. Jack Spade briefcase / 2. Apolis pocket square / 3. Stag shoe horn
4. Horn bottle opener / 5. Eagle bottle stopper / 6. Leather iPhone case
7. Arnold Palmer: A Personal Journey / 8. J.Crew tie / 9. J.Crew shirt
10. J.Crew socks / 11. Rail & Wharf dopp kit / 12. Travel clock / 13. The Searchers

Plus, if your dad is in the DC or NYC area, Alton Lane is offering special double appointments for fathers & sons in their private New York and DC showrooms. If appointments are booked by June 17th, each receives a complimentary tie with purchase. Appointments can be booked at: www.altonlane.com or by calling 646.896.1212.

6 Comments

  1. Kate

    John Wayne? Are your dad and my dad related? One year I got him a Lonesome Dove gift set.

  2. Purple Paparazzi

    Your Fathers Day gift guide just reminded that I need to get on board! Thanks for the great gift picks!

  3. Gloria

    Great picks! My dad loves John Wayne!

  4. Marta

    Did you warn your dad to not spoil his presents by looking at your site? :)

  5. Alexa

    Such a great roundup! Love everything!

  6. Jamie

    What a great idea for a post! Thanks for the great picks!

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