49 Best Last-Minute Father’s Day Gifts from His Favorite Forgetful Kid

A smart wireless thermometer will take all the guesswork out of his grilling, smoking, roasting, and any other meat-cooking technique he’s trying out.

It’s an Italian leather catchall with wireless charging capability, and it’s available with two-day shipping with Prime. Not many things on the list are gonna beat this.

For the dad who will only start his day with the very best coffee, sourced from around the globe.

For the dad who likes his wings (or any grilled meat) with powerfully good flavor.

For the dad who knows a good bottle of whiskey when he sees it and who’ll savor it accordingly.

Good bourbon has never, not once, failed as a Father’s Day gift. A bottle of Great Jones will make his day.

For the dad who still loves to learn, especially from the most accomplished people in their fields.

Help your dad kick his grill game up a notch. This set of spices pays off for years to come.

There’s a reason why this has gone absolutely viral on TikTok; it’s sweet, sentimental, and thoughtful AF.

Whether he’s watching the game, doing work, or FaceTiming his favorite kid, this is a functional gift that your dad will actually use.

Every dad can always use another button-down—especially when it’s as sleek and chic as this one from John Varvatos.

If you’ve gotta a little dough, spoil your dad this Father’s Day. With Clarity has a timelessly chic, precious gift that’ll become a prized possession.

Snake River Farms sells some of the best American Wagyu you’re gonna find. If you’re really in a time crunch, get a gift card. But if you’ve still got a few days, we suggest any of the all-star appetizer, Wagyu, or surf-and-turf boxes.

Any coffee snob will appreciate owning a Breville machine. This version not only offers all the bells and whistles he craves but is also compact enough to fit on his crowded countertop.

This lunch bag is deceptively deep. It’ll fit a big lunch or an entire twelve-pack—perfect for work days or fishing trips.

Email it to him as you’re walking up to his front door. He won’t care.