Two gift guides in one week with more to come feels really good! Today we’re covering arguably the hardest person to shop for, your dad and/or father-in-law. I don’t know about y’all, but typically if my dad wants something, he will get it for himself making his wish list short and the amount of creativity it takes to find the perfect gift a lot more than usual. I think I have my dad covered this year, but I guess I’ll know for sure on the 25th.
If any of you are in the same boat of questioning what to give your dad or father-in-law for Christmas, hopefully, this guide will steer you in the right direction. Avoid the standard socks and tie in lieu of one of these picks based on his personality!
As for all of my guides, I’ve tried my best to include a range of prices and always encourage siblings going in on a gift together when something’s a higher price point than you may want to spend!
Keep scrolling below this image for the clickable version that will take you directly to shop each of the items shown.
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