June has arrived, bringing with it, not only beautiful sunshine but Father’s Day. Wherever you and your family find yourself celebrating this wonderful day, I have collated a few quality gifts to add a spring to his step and sunshine to his Summer.
Are you ready to get gifting for the Dad in your life?
2. Bullfrog Bottles stainless steel coffee cup-MICHAEL
Based in the Roman Spa city of Bath is Bullfrog bottles, a shop dedicated to sustainability in sports and work wear.
This coffee mug is BPA free made from stainless steel to keep Dad’s drink hot for hours to come.
4. Rococo Dusted Marc de Champagne Truffles 200g
Send a little thank you to Dad with a box of truffles with celebratory champagne in their little centres.
Rococo Chocolates have been crafting beautiful little confectionary for over thirty-five years, even started the salted chocolate trend. All of their quality ingredients are sustainably sourced.
6. Blackstone Vg53 taupe – loafer taupe
Loafers in suedes and soft colours are a style staple of the Summer wardobe, and what’s more they match most slacks and trousers your Dad probably already owns.
1. Planter Panama – Ivory / Black band
Lots of us are flying off to enjoy Summer on sunnier shores, soaking up the warmth or exploring far-away cities. The Panama hat company crafts classic and quality hats that are worn by generations of men during their warm travels or in the sweltering summer months.
These trendy hats have been handwoven in Cuenca, Ecuador for thirty years, giving the local peoples fair wages and building skills.
3. French Connection Mix and match stripe shirt
The warmer weather moves in and so do linen’s, sandals and the striped shirts in gentler blues and pinks.
A fun twist on the traditional striped shirt is this mix and match pattern. Why not give him a new piece to spiff up the Summer wardrobe?
5. Floris Vert Fougère Eau de Parfum
Summer calls for new scents with lighter notes, Vert Fougère is a mossy dark blend of grapefruit, bergamot and cedarwood, with cashmere for a smooth undertone.
