Every June, it’s the same old thing: what can we get Dad for Father’s Day? Another tie? A new shirt? Isn’t it time to try something new? Taking the time to find some unique gifts for dad is simple and well worth the time.

Shopping for Dad shouldn’t just mean going with the tried and true. Try to think outside of the box. What is Dad’s favorite hobby or activity? If he likes to tinker with cars, consider what kind of tool he might find useful. This could be a tool he doesn’t have or an upgrade to a tool he already has and uses frequently. Perhaps Dad’s favorite activity is watching sports on television. Try to make that experience more comfortable for him. Buy him a caddy for his remote or a fancy new beer mug if he likes to enjoy a beer with the game.

Personalized Dad in Translation Photo Frame

Personalized Dad in Translation Photo Frame

Finding gifts for dad that allow for personalizing are great ideas too. Create a t-shirt at an online print shop like CafePress. Include your own picture and funny slogan. These are often great for those new dad gifts too! You can posterize family photos at Snapfish.  Any number of online stores will monogram or personalize purchased items from pencils to golfballs to t-shirts and photo frames. Shopping for Dad shouldn’t be a last-minute activity, especially if you want to make your gifts more personal.

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