Here's what to get the dad who has everything this Christmas
Our round up of the best Christmas goodies for your Dad
You're welcome...
It seems to be a universal Dad thing: they don't need anything because they have everything. And they don't want anything because they don't need anything and so on and on until you're pulling your hair out.
Dads can be the most difficult to buy for at Christmas because they're unrelentingly taciturn when it comes to giving you anything in the way of a helpful hint, and yet you can't turn up empty-handed on the doorstep on Christmas morning. (I mean you can, but it's unlikely to go down well.)
And there's no point asking your mum: because he won't tell her either.
That's why he's usually last on our list, which sometimes - though we hate to admit it - means a last chance Christmas Eve dash to Boots for some toiletries he'll never use. But not this year. Despair not, because we've done some digging and found some of the best Christmas gifts for dad this year: from the practical toolkit to the fun cufflink, we've got something to ensure you stay dad's number one this Christmas.
We've helped you sort mum with our list of the best beauty gift sets. We've helped you sort your nieces and nephews with our guide to the best gifts for kids. We've even helped you source the best Christmas treats to give your pet on Christmas morning. Now it's time to sort dad.
Avoid delaying it, lest you get a repeat of last year's stress fest. (I don't blame you if you're still recovering.) Just pour yourself a glass of wine, pop your slippers and a face mask on, and let us do the heavy lifting for you. We promise not to disappoint.
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And when you're finished, check out our pick of the best gifts for her; because after this, you definitely deserve a treat.
Upgrade his travelling situation with the seriously smart cabin bag from Antler.
These super cool cufflinks are from the HIX and Simon Carter collaboration.
Packed full of stunning photography from David Yarrow, this is the perfect book to flick through on Boxing Day.
Let your Dad reprise his role of grumpy old man in slippers this Christmas. Although, these sheepskin ones from UGG would make it hard for anyone not to feel in the Christmas spirit.
Help your dad get all the office LOLs come January with this useful little desk vacuum.
The Christmas drinks trolley never looked so stylish. You're welcome dad.
For the dad who's constantly fixing things, there could be no greater gift than this fine-leather, fold-out toolkit.
Sometimes the simple gifts are the best ones. This wool-lined hat is something he'll be sure to use.
Because what's more Christmas than alcohol that really is calling your name?
Poke fun at your status of resident millennial in the family with these Paul Smith cufflinks that are sure to get a smile.
The Kindle's kicked it up a notch with this high resolution waterproof e-reader, so that your dad can easily download all his favourite books to fall asleep with after Christmas lunch.
A streamlined, contemporary version of the classic that will look more like a sculpture than a globe in his office.
This cosy half-zip sweatshirt is the stylish gift solution for dad this Christmas.
One for craft beer lovers. Get 12 beers in the post every week for 12 weeks.
Practical and sleek, this reusable coffee cup is the coolest one around.
Sunil Makan is the Editor of British Marie Claire. With over 15 years of publishing experience, working on print publications and their digital counterparts, national newspapers and digital pure plays he is an Editor, Strategist, Content Producer, Creative Director and Brand Consultant.
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