14 best Father's Day gifts for the superhero who always has your back
With Father's Day (15 Jun) around the corner, there's no better time than now for you to let your dad know how grateful you are for him. A Father's Day gift allows children and other family members to express their appreciation and love for the superhero dads in their lives.
From mugs to keychains, here are the 14 best Father's Day gifts to make your dad's day.
If you are looking for a personalised gift box for your dad, you can't look past the Giftr Personalised Gift Box for Him (S$59.90). The gift box contains the following items:
1 x Personalized Stainless Steel Water Thermos Flask 500ML/18Oz with Smart Temperature Display (6.5cm (w) x 23cm (h))
1 x Personalised Coffee Mug – available in Light Grey, Dark Grey, Light Pink and Black
1x Box of Beryl's Chocolate
1 x Gift Box (size: 28cm (w) x 28cm (l) x 10cm (h))
1 x Gift Card
Stainless Steel Water Thermos Flask – pick from 5 colours (Black/Blue/Red/Gold/White)
Coffee Mug available in 4 colours (Black/Light Grey/Dark Grey/Light Pink)
You will be able to personalise a message on the card using a high-quality vinyl decal.
20A Tanjong Pagar Road, Singapore 088443
+60 19 359 6194 24 hours (Daily) | |
While we don't advocate drinking often, we must commend the Giftr 'Aged to Perfection' Personalised Classic Beer Mug (500ml) (S$55), which is a thick, personalised classic glass mug that features a sturdy handle and traditional wide base.
The mug is personalised with the recipient's birth year and any name, title or nickname e.g. SAM, APPA etc. The design is not printed via white ink and is etched onto the mug.
The custom etching will create a frosted effect on the glass mug. Item delivery typically takes 7-9 working days. The vendor is not responsible for delays caused by courier service.
20A Tanjong Pagar Road, Singapore 088443
+60 19 359 6194 24 hours (Daily) | |
If your dad is an audiophile, the Symfonish WiFi Bookshelf Speaker (S$189) allows you to stream music, radio and podcasts from your network and streaming services. It supports all major music streaming subscription services. This speaker has a warm and vibrant sound that fills the entire room and enables you to create the right atmosphere.
The speaker is a collaboration between IKEA and Sonos, so it easily integrates with other products from Sonos. You can use the speaker as a shelf by mounting it on the wall with the SYMFONISK speaker bracket, sold separately. The Symfonish WiFi Bookshelf Speaker is also compatible with Airplay 2 so you can stream audio directly from all your Apple devices.
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If your dad is an outdoors lover in need of a rugged watch, get the Instinct 3 – Tactical Edition as a Father's Day gift for him. The watch comes with a crisp AMOLED or solar-powered display for maximum battery life. The AMOLED model gets up to 24 days on a single charge in smartwatch mode, while the solar models can get unlimited battery life.
Featuring bolted construction with a metal-reinforced bezel, fibre-reinforced polymer case and scratch-resistant display, Instinct 3 – Tactical Edition sets a new standard for durability.
The watch also comes with both thermal and shock resistance and is waterproof up to 100 meters. Additionally, the built-in flashlight provides variable intensities, green light to facilitate natural night vision and a strobe mode for location signalling in difficult terrain.
Buy now: Amazon
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Safeguard your cherished memories with your father while he is on the move with the My Passport® Portable Hard Drive. This high-capacity storage device offers seamless USB connectivity, enabling fuss-free access to your files anytime, anywhere.
Make the most of the included Acronis® True Image for Western Digital® software to help securely backup your data, fortified with top-of-the-line protection against cyber threats.
Don't be fooled by its slim design, this portable hard drive has a capacity of up to 6TB to store your photos, videos, music, documents and more. Secure your files with password protection and hardware encryption and enjoy peace of mind with the 3-year warranty.
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The IKEA STRANDMON Wing Chair (S$299) stands out for its classic design, modern comfort and durable construction, inspired by the MK chair from the 1950s, a favourite of IKEA founder Ingvar Kamprad. The chair's high back provides one with neck support, while the round armrests and soft lines contribute to an inviting and embracing feeling. It's also known for durability, with some models able to withstand 50,000 sitting and rising cycles.
This wing chair comes with a 10-year guarantee, so you don't have to worry about defects.
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The City Chain CYMA Intelligentsia Quartz Leather Black Men Watch (S$1,070) makes for a good Father's Day gift due to its combination of design, materials and the brand's heritage.
Cyma watches are known for their rich blend of modern and vintage aesthetics, offering timeless elegance and contemporary flair. Cyma also has a history of producing robust timepieces, even when exposed to electricity, magnetism and temperature fluctuations.
This watch is made from top-notch materials, ensuring durability and a sophisticated look. The leather strap adds to its classic feel while the quartz guarantees accurate timekeeping.
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The Crudo PEANUTS UV Printed Customized RFID Slim Wallet (S$86) is a thoughtful Father's Day gift that marries practicality with personal style. The RFID blocking feature protects credit cards from unauthorised access via RFID readers that can steal your data.
Ultraviolet printing gives rise to personalised designs featuring PEANUTS characters or a custom image, making it a unique and meaningful gift. The slim profile is convenient for easy storage in a pocket and has a secure magnetic button to open and close it with ease.
Receive an exclusive PEANUTS gift box and tear-off gift card (above, right) upon purchase. Write down your blessings and send them to your father alongside Snoopy and Woodstock.
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If your dad is a frequent traveller, purchase the Amazon UGreen Travel Case Gadget Bag (S$18.89). The dimensions of this small travel carrying case are 8″ x 5.08″ x 2.83″. Of reasonable size, it can store wires, electronic devices and cosmetics in the same place.
The water-resistant and pressure-resistant outer shell of this travel case gadget bag is made up of superior odourless EVA and Oxford material, which can protect your electronic accessories against rain, water, shock and falls. The double metal zippers ensure security. In addition, the inner part is made of soft velvet that prevents scratches or other damage.
Its portable leather carrying handle enables you to lug this travel accessory bag easily. Its snap hook makes it easy to hang the travel storage case on your backpack or laptop bag. This comes in handy when you are passing security checks or when your hands are tied.
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'Wonderbly Daddy's Magic Hugs for You' (S$52.99) is a personalised children's book that celebrates the bond between a child and their father. It's a heartwarming story about the comforting and loving power of a father's hug, suitable for ages 0-6. The book can be customised with the child's and father's names, a dedicated message and a chosen cover.
While it may seem strange for your dad to read a children's book, studies suggest that dads can have a beneficial impact on their children's language development and literacy when they engage in shared reading. Dads can foster positive attitudes towards reading and education in their children, so take this chance to bond with your dad over the story.
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Does your dad often lose his keys? Or does he love his car? Then why not surprise him with a unique, practical gift? Create a Personalised Key Ring (S$17.95) to surprise him this Father's Day. You can personalise the key ring and your dad can have you close by his side.
The key ring is made from high-quality scratch-resistant stainless steel. It has a handy ring with which it can be attached to your keys. All you need to do is upload your photos in the Editor. You can insert the same photo on both sides or have a different photo on each side.
+31 111 762 225 Mon to Fri: 3.30pm – 5am (Customer Service) Sat & Sun: 3.30pm to 12am (Customer Service) | |
The Scrivener Black Lacquer Rollerball Pen (S$109.06) is made from brass with a black lacquer finish and 24-karat gold. This makes it the epitome of quality and unadorned luxury from a boutique British brand. Whether as a casual or executive pen, for work, office or personal use, the holder of the Scrivener ballpoint will be admired by those around him.
The rollerball pen uses the Schmidt liquid ink system. This is superior to gel ink pens and combines the convenience of a ballpoint with the ink feel of a fountain pen. Your dad will appreciate the seamless manner of writing, making it perfect for picturesque calligraphy.
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This Engraved Bamboo Power Bank Portable Charger (S$38.67) is the ideal gift for dads on the move, to charge their mobile phones, cameras, speakers and other electronic devices. If your dad loves camping, hiking, road trips and adventures then this convenient and useful gift is for him. Charge your phone on the go and never run out of battery again.
The input power is 5V/1 Amp and the output power is 5V/1 Amp. Recharging time lasts 5-6 hours and you can recharge the lithium polymer battery over 500 times from any USB port.
Personalise the power bank with your message and laser engraving for a permanent marking. Coming with a micro USB cable, you can add an optional stylish EVA carry case.
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Dad helped you buy your flat or pay off your car loan? That calls for some serious Father's Day gifting and Samsung's Neo QLED range is perfect for that.
The top-of-the-range Samsung 75″ Neo QLED QN900F 8K Samsung Vision AI Smart TV (2025) (S$11,999) is a beast in every sense of the word. Its sprawling 75-inch display, upscaled 8K Samsung Vision AI images, and cutting edge NQ8 AI Gen2 processor powered by 256 neural networks come together to create razor-sharp visuals and crystal clear sound.
I use Samsung's The Frame series, and was surprised to find that this model also displays a curated collection of art from the world's leading galleries, museums and artists. If your father has sophisticated tastes, the Samsung 75″ Neo QLED QN900F will appeal to his sensibilities.
Buy now: Samsung
With an even bigger screen but at half the price, the Samsung 77' OLED S85F 4K Samsung Vision AI Smart TV (2025) (S$5,999) is great value for many of the same features.
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If your father is especially particular about his audio, a dedicated soundbar is the answer. The Samsung Q-Series Soundbar HW-QS700F 3.1.2ch Subwoofer (2025) (S$819) is designed to complement Samsung TVs for complete, realistic immersion. That's made even easier with its convertible design for wall and table mounting.
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