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Father’s Day 2022 Gift Guide: The 9 Most Stylish Gift Ideas

Christian Gollayan
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When it comes to shopping for dad, it’s easy to buy a much-hyped gadget and call it a day. While there are plenty of crowd-pleasing machines on the market, we’d argue that the most personal gift you can give one of the closest men in your life is an article of clothing. After all, that lets your loved one know that you took the time to figure out his tastes, proportions, and lifestyle, and a well-appointed shirt, blazer, or accessory will be something he’ll wear frequently, and think of you in doing so.

That’s why we sourced some of the most fashionable clothes and accessories for Father’s Day. From brand name jewelry to stylish staples — and everything in between — we’ve got you covered.

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Anthony Veer Jimmy Low-top Sneaker

Anthony Veer Jimmy Low-top Sneaker
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For a dash of minimalist swagger to any outfit, you can’t go wrong with a clean pair of sneakers. We especially love these suede kicks from Anthony Veer, which are as sturdy as they are stylish.

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Arc’teryx Kyanite LT Hoodie

Arc'teryx Kyanite LT Hoodie
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Your dad will be the best-dressed man on the trails.

Tumi Tower Portfolio Briefcase

Tumi Tower Portfolio Briefcase
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A versatile briefcase to sport once we’re all back in the office.

Mizzen and Main Leeward Dress Shirt

Mizzen and Main Leeward Dress Shirt
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Comfort and style go hand in hand with Mizzen and Main’s signature shirt, which is stretchy, sweat-wicking, and can stay wrinkle-free for hours.

Mack Weldon Ace Sweatpants

Mack Weldon Ace Sweatpants
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A respectable pair of sweats that your dad can wear proudly in public.

Oliver Peoples Gregory Peck Round Plastic Sunglasses

Oliver Peoples Gregory Peck Round Plastic Sunglasses
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Named after Gregory Peck, gift these sunglasses so your father can channel his inner leading man.

Nomad Rugged Folio iPhone Cover

Nomad Rugged Folio iPhone Cover
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Finally, a sturdy iPhone case that won’t bulge your pockets, and doubles as a wallet.

Bonobos Premium Necktie

Bonobos Premium Necktie
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For a trendier present that will appeal to even the most conservative dresser, Bonobos offers quality ties in plenty of styles.

Canali Beige Dress Pants In Linen-Wool Blend

Canali Beige Dress Pants In Linen-Wool Blend
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Turn to the Italians for luxury slacks. Enter these opulent dress pants, which will make your father feel like a million bucks (but won’t cost you as much).

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