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If your dad is DEVOTED to his team and always counting down to the Saturday 3pm kick off, why not buy him some RARE football memorabilia, like a shirt or some autographed merchandise? You could even search for a vintage jersey, perhaps from a particularly special season for his favorite team. Another option is to purchase him a hospitality ticket to a home match – many clubs offer special packages so that he can watch the game in VIP surroundings and even get a slap-up meal, too.
Maybe your dad prefers to POUND the pavements himself rather than watching the sports channels. If that’s the case, you could always help him to update his gym gear by buying him some new trainers OR a piece of gym equipment. Take a look at K&Co's range of men’s trainers, which boasts hundreds of fashionable designs from the biggest labels to get him kitted out in style.
If your old man can’t get enough of the silver screen, try and look up some films he might not have seen that you think will suit his tastes. Whether he’s a horror fan or a Western buff, there'll be some forgotten gem you can introduce him to. Alternatively, with TV shows reaching the same quality as films these days, you could always buy your dad a classic TV box set and see if you can get him hooked on Breaking Bad or The West Wing!
Is your dad a tech LOVER whose gadgets are his pride and JOY? Look up some computer accessories, like iPad keyboards, headphones or a trendy NEW skin. Laptops and tablets are expensive toys, so a stylish leather case can prove to be a very worthwhile investment.
Ultimately, it’s about finding a PRESENT that suits your father’s personality and passions. When you find the right gift you’ll know about it, and your dad is sure to appreciate the thought you put in.
Men can be so hard to shop for, especially my husband! Thanks for these tips!
ReplyDeleteI know the way to my husband's heart is either with kitchen gadgets or sports items!
ReplyDeleteMen are so hard to shop for. I never know what to buy for my dad or husband.
ReplyDeleteMy hubby is so hard to shop for, but I'm thinking one of these ideas might definitely help!
ReplyDeleteMy husband is a geek/techie, music loving, kitchen gadget kind of guy! :)
ReplyDeleteMy father in law is the hardest man to shop for. This year he actually gave us two ideas himself. Normally we listen all year long to figure out what he could possibly need. Problem is, by the time we get there he's already bought it for himself!
ReplyDeleteMy dad isn't with me anymore, but I AM buying my son some sports equipment. :)
ReplyDeleteMen can be so hard to buy for -- most on my list on into gadgets, though, so I know what I'll be looking for when I shop.
ReplyDeleteMy dad is SO hard to shop for- he loves DVDs, but has just about every one, ever. Maybe some headphones would be nice!
ReplyDeleteFor my dad it's wine, chocolate or food!
ReplyDeleteFor my dad its wine, chocolate or food!
ReplyDeleteThese are good ideas, especially for men that are hard to buy for. My dad is definitely difficult to buy for.
ReplyDeleteThese are some great ideas – my husband is notoriously hard to shop for. :)
ReplyDeleteMen are so hard to shop for because they don't really give any ideas.
ReplyDeleteWhat great gift ideas!
ReplyDeleteI just found a Blu-ray movie from a number of years ago that my husband has been wanting to add to our collection, now you've convinced me to go back to that store to get it for him!
ReplyDeleteSince my dad passed on all my efforts going to getting the perfect daddy gift for my hubby from baby :)
ReplyDeleteMy dad passed away back in 2008 but we would buy him chocolate covered cherries each year.. such a great memory! He also loved to fish so he always got some new gear!
ReplyDeleteMen can be so hard to shop for! I definitely lean towards gadgets!
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure what I'm getting my husband...probably sports stuff.
ReplyDeleteMy dad is super hard to buy for. I usually just end up with a card with some cash.
ReplyDeleteMy Fiance would love all of these.
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