Dad. Daddy. Papa – whatever you call the person responsible for half of your chromosomes that brought you into this world, it’s time to shower him with lots of love and some stylish gifts this Father’s Day.
T’s for the Top Dawg
If Dad’s T-shirt collection is looking a bit holey and outdated, upgrade ‘em. Apt606, the new kid on the block in the Design District has a great section of T’s from Surface to Air 92KM Fluo T-shirt and Kenzo Tiger Print T-Shirt that will keep pops looking cool.
Loafer Love
Loafing around on Father’s Day is a perfectly acceptable activity for the main man, but make sure his feet are looking fresh when they are kicked up on the coffee table. Choose a distinguished-looking pair of Berluti shoes or even a bespoke pair from the legendary shoemaker or a python moccasin from Billionaire Couture.
Watch Him Smile
You can’t go wrong with a timepiece, so whether he’s a chronometer collector or you’re about to make him one, Rolex, Cartier, Dior Homme all have something he’ll keep forever (as well as keep him punctual).
Telltale Tie
It wouldn’t be a Father’s Day without a tie, but when the tie comes in a long, slender orange box from Hermès, cliché gifting is welcome. From skinny ties to timeless ones with prints and patterns in a rainbow of hues, a Hermès tie is guaranteed to get worn.
Mr. Money Bags
Since you’ve spent most of it, why not give dad a stylish wallet to house what he has left! Prada’s two-tone bill-fold or Christian Louboutin’s Paros Spikes Wallet will keep his green safe and stylish.
Libation Love
The man works hard and we’re sure you’ve added to his salt & pepper strands so let him sit back and enjoy one of Bacardi’s newest sipping rums, from the Facundo Rum Collection. With four different rums to choose from each with a its own distinct flavor and style - NEO ($45), Eximo ($60), Exquisito ($90) and Paraiso ($250) – they are crafted, aged in an authentic style (in the Tropics, for up to 23 years) treat dad to a glass the The Cypress Room. Just don’t forget, you need to pick up the tab.
