Let's face it: Father's Day [1] is fast approaching. If you're struggling to find the perfect gift for the father figure in your life before June 21, don't worry; we've got you covered. We found plenty of cool, unique gifts he'll appreciate [2] and actually use — plus, if you're a super last-minute shopper, most of these picks will ship ASAP and be at your doorstep in a few days. Some retailers, such as Nordstrom, offer convenient curbside pickup as well.
Whether you're shopping for your dad, grandfather, uncle, or a friend in your life, we promise there's something in here for guys of every age. Get him something thoughtful [3] that will arrive just in time for him to unwrap — the latest tech, perhaps, or a light, airy, luxe robe. Whether he's into fitness, loves to grill and cook, or needs an excuse to sit back and relax, these presents will make him smile from ear to ear. Resist the urge to procrastinate, and keep reading to shop them all (while there's still time for shipping!) ahead.
Last-Minute Father's Day Gifts
- Best for frequent flyers [3]: Popsugar Travel Neck Pillow [4] at $20
- Best for the international traveler [4]: Scratch-Off World Map Poster [5] at $25
- Best for extra relaxation [5]: Viktor Jurgen Neck Massage Pillow [6] at $28, originally $35
- Best for maximum productivity [6]: Rocketbook Smart Reusable Notebook [7] at $40
- Best for the wellness dad [7]: ARMRA Colostrum Unflavored Travel Sticks [8] at $44
- Best for the BBQ master [8]: GrillArt BBQ Grill Utensil Tools Set [9] at $71
- Best for the home office [9]: Ember Mug [10] at $85, originally $130
- Best for the tech geek [10]: PhoneSoap Smartphone Sanitizer [11] at $90
- Best for the coffee lover [11]: Fellow Stagg XF Pour Over Coffee Maker SetM [12] at $100
- Best for the sneakerheads [12]: Nike Air Force 1 '07 Sneakers [13] at $115
- Best cozy loungewear [13]: Eberjey William Lightweight Jersey Knit Robe [14] at $128
- Best for the house chef [14]: Our Place Always Pan 2.0 Set [15] at $135
- Best for the avid reader [15]: Kindle Paperwhite (16 GB) [16] at $160
- Best for the home bar [16]: Smeg Sparkling Water Maker [17] at $200
- Best to release tension [17]: Theragun Sense [18] at $230, originally $300
- Best for the podcast listener [18]: Sony WH-1000XM5 Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones [19] at $278, originally $400
Popsugar Travel Neck Pillow [20] ($20)
It's the small things that make a chaotic travel day feel more relaxing, and that starts with having the right accessories. This memory foam neck pillow maximizes comfort on any form of transportation and has a machine-washable cover for easy care. Pair it with the Popsugar Passport Holder [21] ($18) for the dad who's always double-checking he has everything he needs. Together, they make the ultimate foolproof travel kit.
Scratch-Off World Map Poster [22] ($25)
If you know a dad who loves international travel, get them this Scratch-Off World Map Poster. They can keep track of every country, city, or state they've been to and reminisce about their adventures. It's perfect for the guy who loves traveling and might even motivate them to explore the world more.
Rocketbook Smart Reusable Notebook [23] ($40)
This Rocketbook Smart Reusable Notebook contains only 36 pages, but they can be exported to Slack, email, Google Drive — you name it. It's perfect for the dad who loves to write things down, has a type A personality, or is always juggling multiple projects at once.
ARMRA Colostrum Unflavored Travel Sticks [24] ($44)
If your dad is in his wellness era, chances are this buzzy supplement is already on his wish list. Colostrum has a long list of benefits, from immunity and gut health to muscle recovery. Plus, these travel-sized packets are perfect to use on the go.
GrillArt BBQ Grill Utensil Tools Set [25] ($71)
If he's ready to shine during grilling season, get him the GrillArt BBQ Grill Utensil Tools Set. It comes with tongs, a BBQ fork, a knife, grilling and basting brushes, four skewers, eight corn holders, and a multifunctional spatula. It's made with durable, heat-resistant, professional-grade stainless steel.
Ember Mug [26] ($85, originally $130)
This temperature-control Ember Mug will keep his drink at his desired temperature for however long he decides to nurse it. It's perfect for those who need a warm cup of coffee to get through the workday. He can even customize the settings in Ember's accompanying app. Read our review of the Ember Mug [27] for more details.
Editor Quote: "Is it worth the money? For me, yes. Aside from the practical purpose of keeping coffee and tea warm, which is an absolute delight, it's a reminder for something even more important. Slow down, don't rush. Seek out the tiny indulgences and enjoy them. We all deserve it!" — Angela Elias, former contributing editor, Shopping
PhoneSoap Smartphone Sanitizer [28] ($90)
Get the PhoneSoap Smartphone Sanitizer for the dad who's always on top of cleaning up. The device uses UV lights to get your phone 99.9 percent germ-free. It comes in a variety of colors and can fit phones both big and small for quick and effective hygiene.
Fellow Stagg XF Pour Over Coffee Maker SetM [29] ($100)
The sleek and stylish Fellow Stagg XF Pour Over Coffee Maker Set is perfect for those who love pour-over coffee. It has a double-walled construction and a vacuum-insulated dripper, which allows for heat retention and maximum flavor extraction. It can brew one to two servings of coffee.
Nike Air Force 1 '07 Sneakers [30] ($115)
Every sneakerhead will be eyeing these Nike Air Force 1s. These are a timeless pair of white sneakers that will go with nearly everything in his closet. They're a 1980s-throwback pair remastered with a cool low-cut profile.
Eberjey William Lightweight Jersey Knit Robe [31] ($128)
Eberjey's William Lightweight Jersey Knit Robe will make him feel extra pampered. It's super soft and made from sustainably sourced modal, perfect for all-year lounging. The luxe robe comes in three classic colors and has a waist tie and two hidden pockets. This is perfect for the father who enjoys the finer things in life.
Our Place Always Pan 2.0 Set [32] ($135)
The bestselling Always Pan 2.0 is always a great idea for the chef in your life. It's a multifunctional pan that can cook pasta, soups and stews, eggs, pancakes, seared meats, and more. The upgraded version of the pan has a longer-lasting nonstick surface, and it's also oven safe. The cook in your life will be thrilled to receive this all-in-one pan. Check out our in-depth review of the Always Pan 2.0 [33] and see how it holds up.
Editor Quote: "The multifunctional pan does so much more than just make pancakes (but it also does that very well). The nontoxic and nonstick pan features a smart design that is well-thought-out and covers all your bases. It comes with a spatula and a dedicated place to rest it. Included in the price, it also comes with a stainless-steel steamer, which is perfect for broccoli, dumplings, and more." — Krista Jones, former shopping editor
Kindle Paperwhite (16 GB) [34] ($160)
If he's a bookworm, get him the Kindle Paperwhite. It has a 7-inch display with a warm light, so it's easier on the eyes. A single charge can last weeks, and it's also waterproof. He can use it day or night, indoors or outdoors.
Smeg Sparkling Water Maker [35] ($200)
He'll use the sleek-looking Smeg Sparkling Water Maker all year long for sparkling water. This machine allows for plain sparkling water, or you can add a splash of flavor. It's easy to use: just fit the carbonation bottle in the machine, then push and hold. Release it once you hear a buzz, and enjoy crisp, carbonated water. It comes in five stylish finishes, so you can get one that complements his kitchen or home bar.
Therabody Theragun Sense [36] ($230, originally $300)
He can kiss his sore muscles goodbye thanks to the Theragun Sense Massage Gun. It offers an intense, vibrating sensation that athletes and fitness fanatics rave about. It comes with four distinct attachments and five speeds to choose from for targeting specific areas and knots, including one that helps with blood circulation. It's perfect for someone in need of R&R. Read our full Theragun Sense review [37] to learn how much our active editor loved using this tool.
Editor Quote: "What makes the Therabody Theragun Sense different from all other massage guns on the market is the ability to practice breathwork through guided sessions on the app. The Sense uses vibration cues to guide you through the breathwork sessions, and will show your minimum heart rate post-session to show you how much you relaxed. The breathwork is particularly great for those of us who easily get distracted while meditating. It removes the stress of having to close your eyes and block out the rest of the world, which, personally, put me more at ease." — Sarah Wasilak, shopping director
Sony WH-1000XM5 Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones [38] ($278, originally $400)
The Sony WH-1000XM5 Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones are designed to integrate seamlessly with your lifestyle. As the upgraded version of the best-selling Sony WH-1000XM4 Noise Canceling Overhead Bluetooth Wireless Headphones [39] ($255), these over-the-ear headphones have a unique noise-canceling feature that monitors a user's routine and switches from active noise cancellation to ambient sound when appropriate. From workouts to lounging or traveling and daily commutes, these are ideal for anyone who wants an immersive listening experience that blocks out the world. Read our complete Sony WH-1000XM5 Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones review [40] for more.
Editor Quote: "The noise cancellation on these headphones is also truly one of the best on the market — there are times when I don't even need to play audio, and the headphones still block out the noise pollution of my environment." — Anvita Reddy, former assistant shopping editor
- Additional reporting by Haley Lyndes, Krista Jones, Balim Tezel, and Adelaide Giesey
Anvita Reddy [41] (she/her) is a former assistant editor for PS Shopping. She has a passion for products and reviews home gadgets, cookware, tech, and more. Having dealt with acne as a teenager and into adulthood, her expertise lies in beauty. At PS, she tested skin care, makeup, and hair care, plus countless other beauty products.
Haley Lyndes [42] is a former shopping writer and editor with more than seven years of experience in the publishing space. Specializing in home and lifestyle, she covers everything from furniture and mattresses to beauty products and fitness gear. Her writing has appeared in BuzzFeed, Travel + Leisure, and Real Simple.
Krista Jones [43] is a former editor of commerce at PS.
Balim Tezel [44] (she/her) is a PS contributor and the founder of Maison des Nus, a New York-based affordable luxury brand. She graduated from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.
Adelaide Giesey [45] (she/her) is a shopping writer at Popsugar. With over seven years of industry experience, she is an expert in all things beauty and enjoys writing across fashion and lifestyle categories. Prior to PS, she helped shape the beauty verticals at Byrdie, Coveteur, and InStyle.