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FATHERS DAY GIFT GUIDE: MISCELLANEOUS

I have already shared my fashion & beauty gift guide on Monday  and my food & drink gift guide yesterday so today is the turn of the miscellaneous items with technology to follow tomorrow.

Please we aware that some products featured in this guide are for those aged 18+ only.

I shared food and drink yesterday so today I am sharing some fabulous accessories for the alcohol your father may consume this Fathers Day – first up is the Football Theme Chiller Sleeve Collection from Cellardine. Customised with football catchphrases so perfect for the upcoming World Cup, these bottle chillers are a fun accessory that your Dad is sure to love. He may even like the limited edition ZapCap Bottle Opener and England Sleeve too! They both cost £9.99 and are available from a variety of retailers including Asda and can be found for just £6.99 here.

A beautiful gift would be this Ted Baker Stag Hip Flask. I can’t get over how beautiful this hip flask is and I wish I knew someone who used one so I could buy it for them. This is available from myhaus.com for just £24.99.

I showcased some beer, vodka and whisky in my gift guide yesterday but if you are looking for an even bigger selection, be sure to check out drinks21 for more ideas – I am desperately trying to resist the toffee vodka!

I shared a hand cream for the hardworking man in my beauty roundup and this product is something else that those hard grafters may appreciate. It isn’t just women who like to relax in the bath and after a long day at work or playing sport, this is perfect for support and allowing you relax completely in your bath – and it is a snip at £6 here.

Your Dad or partner may like something a little bit different – why not treat him to the 1921 Weber Costello Globe for £75 – something different that would love perfect in a home study or library. If your Dad likes to fix things around the house and is often buying new products, he may really appreciate you picking up a Grout Shield pack for £24.99. Whilst it may not be the most glamorous of gifts, if your Dad spends lots of money on DIY this could be the perfect gift for him.
I have seen these McLaggan Smith mugs around the blogging world a lot recently and it is easy to see why. With so many lovely designs and the ability to personalise your own mug for your recipient, these are perfect as an additional gift to your father or partner. 
It is no secret that I love scented candles so I had to share these masculine candles from Potters Crouch Candles – this Sea Breeze scent definitely caught my eye. Steve always moans and says he doesn’t like my candles, then I find him sneakily lighting them when I am not around – maybe I should treat him to some!
These gifts for sports fan would definitely be of interest to the males in my family. My Grandad, brother and nephew are all majorly into cricket so this replica Lord’s bench would probably be a hit. Whilst not suitable for every budget, those with a bit more cash to spare may want to really treat their old man. 
These Lumilife LED golf balls (£12.95) would be perfect for both Steve and his Dad as they often take a trip up to the driving range in the evening – whilst it is still quite light now because of Summer, these would be a perfect present for them to keep aside until the Autumn and Winter months start drawing in.
I don’t know about you but my other half really likes superhero movies and the gifts shown above would probably be right up his street (and mine..). These DC Superheroes Mini Page Markers are perfect, especially for those reading their comic books…right?
I could get lost in The Works over and over again – in fact, it is where Steve and Jack got my main Mother’s Day present! These books are just some of the great selection available right now – and I secretly want to buy Steve the Doctor Who: The Vault book so I can claim it as my own.
Supermarkets are often overlooked when it comes to gifts but the Dad’s Army flask and socks from Sainsburys would definitely go down well with my Dad who brought me up on comedy shows such as this one. At such affordable prices too, can you resist?
With my partner desperately trying to give up smoking and plenty of other men trying to do the same, a gift that may come in handy is the range from Vapourlites. With electronic cigarettes to e-liquids, they have so much to offer those trying to cut down or quit.
Aldi have a great range of gifts that went into stores on the 5th of June. We were sent some golf clothing, pyjama trousers, headphones and handkerchiefs to test out from the range and they get our approval – whilst Aldi is known for being fairly cheap in price, the quality of their products is anything but.
Perhaps your partner or father would like to try some shisha sticks from Socialites – affordable but high quality, these would be perfect for someone who is trying to quit.
Hallmark epitomise these events for me – they always knock it right out the park in terms of gifting and cards. I nearly always buy a card from them for Fathers Day and almost always pick up an additional gift from them too – they scream quality to me and whilst I am sure my Dad probably doesn’t need anymore mugs, this will definitely be appreciated by him – he is a big old softy and loves a bit of sentiment.

My final gift idea for this miscellaneous round up is this personalised football from Your Sports iD (£14.95). We were offered a sample to review and with Steve and I both supporting Arsenal, I thought it would be a nice gift to get Steve an Arsenal ball. I struggled for ages with personalising it but eventually settled on Jack’s name and his date of birth as it is obviously Fathers Day. This also means it is something that Jack can own when he is older – even if he doesn’t support Arsenal when he’s older (and follows Grandad into supporting Spurs..agh!, it will be something nice to have as Steve’s ancestors were something to do with Arsenal themselves.

Have you bought your gifts yet?

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17 thoughts on “FATHERS DAY GIFT GUIDE: MISCELLANEOUS

  1. Great ideas, i really struggle to buy things for my dad, i love the dads army stuff

  2. Great selection there Bex, like the hip flask. My dad generally like good food and wine 🙂

  3. i need one of those bath relaxers myself lol, never mind him he prefers a shower anyway lol x

  4. What a great selection! I love the mug and the Dad's Army themed gifts 🙂

  5. Globalmouse says:

    I love that stag hip flask – really beautiful. Great ideas here!

  6. I really need to sort out fathers day presents, I have left it until the last minute!

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