The 10 Best Father’s Day Gifts for the Dad Who Has It All

He probably shoves everything he needs in a little carry-on, swearing that checked luggage is for suckers. At least you can help him organize that tiny suitcase by keeping his unmentionables apart from his crisp white button-up shirts. Available in 12 different colors, each cube in this set of four has a top mesh panel that will ensure his smelly socks get ample air, so he doesn’t keel over when he unpacks back home. Each piece then closes with a double zipper, making it super simple to pack and unpack.

With summer upon us, now is the perfect time to gift him a new cap that’ll suit his vibe and stand up to the jam-packed days. The 9SEVENTY™—a brand-new release from New Era—is just the ticket. With a stretch snap silhouette, as well as COOLERA® moisture-wicking and MICROERA® anti-microbial technology, this style is raising the bar when it comes to aesthetics and performance. Don’t be surprised when he never takes it off.

If Dad’s always picking up after the fam, then he’ll have a field day with the HomeVac H11 model from Eufy by Anker. The PureWow editor-tested and -reviewed handheld vacuum is so impressive, it received a near perfect PureWow100 rating. After seeing how well it cleaned out her car, Rachel Bowie, Senior Director of Special Projects & Royals at PureWow, ended up purchasing a second one for her home. “Credit goes to the 2-in-1 crevice tool attachment, which allows you to reach even the tiniest particles of lint, dust and dirt in things like the cup holders or seat pockets. It’s the portability that really makes it extra easy to clean.” So, make it a point to tell him that it can suck up crumbs, dirt and dust from all the smallest nooks and crannies in his precious car and beloved recliner.

A MasterClass subscription is the gift that keeps on giving. Starting at just $15/month, billed annually, the online education platform will give your pops access to more than a hundred virtual classes and sessions led by industry professionals in various fields, from cooking to meditation from top people in their profession, like science with Neil deGrasse Tyson and how to ball properly with Stephen Curry. Basically, he can learn a new skill every day. With new classes being added every month, Dad will never get bored. Retired, who?

Our food editor Taryn Pire reviewed this set of olive oils made from Picual variety olives in Spain, noting that “not only does pure Picual olive oil taste better than the old, cheap blends we’re used to...but they’re also bursting with beneficial polyphenols and antioxidants.” This set consists of two bottles: one called Drizzle, one called Sizzle.

“Peppery, vegetal and just spicy enough, Drizzle is best consumed raw,” Pire decrees, noting that with Sizzle, “the flavor is more muted, and the oil is mellow, delicate, soft and ever so slightly sweet in flavor.” She recommends that this oil is used in frying, sautéing, searing and roasting.

If he’s made it his 2024 goal to get in shape, support his fitness initiatives with the Sunny Health & Fitness Magnetic Rowing Machine. The highly rated at-home workout machine boasts 8 resistance levels, an extra-long slide rail (48 inches), and non-slip foot pedals.

This charger zaps up to two devices back to life and eliminates the tangle of bedside or desktop wires he’s always having to sort through. And the coated Belgian linen covering looks sleek no matter where he places it.

This modern pizza oven has everyone talking…and salivating. It operates using wood, charcoal or gas, so he can really hone his backyard baking skills. Gillen says, “we got my dad the Ooni pizza oven a few years ago and now whenever I visit, he insists on a pizza night. He gets very into the process. I think he uses it once a week, and the pizza is very good.” Reaching 950°F in 15 minutes, and delivering stone-baked pizza in 60 seconds, it brings a whole new meaning to the idea of fast food…at home.

One part bragging board, one part movie-night idea generator, Pop Chart 100 Essential Films Scratch-Off Chart features 100 must-watch movies, each concealed under a simple gray design. Once the dad on your list watches a movie, he can scrape off the wax to reveal a full-color mini movie poster. The list spans more than 100 years, beginning with 1916’s Intolerance . If your giftee has passions other than film, Pop Chart makes similar posters related to major-league ballparks and novels, among other worthy interests.

The famed New York City bagel shop now ships nationwide, so you can get a dozen, just in time for Father’s Day. Bonus points if you add some cream cheese and babka to your order, too.