24 Father's Day gifts for another dad in your life - your grandpa
A simple machine that makes both espresso and brewed coffee
While many machines have too many programs and levers to wrap your head around, this Illy one operates on an easy one-touch system. He just needs to use the brand's capsules to enjoy delicious espresso and coffee at home.
A map of anywhere in the world
His favorite place in the world might be his hometown, college town, vacation spot, or wherever his family is. With its unique color themes, customizable labels, and variety of sizes and finishes, Grafomap can capture any location in a thoughtful, personal way.
Artisanal EVOO
It takes an experienced palate such as his to appreciate the olive oil from this popular startup. The Alive variety is smooth and nutty, with notes of green tomato and green almond, while the Awake variety is herbaceous and grassy, with notes of artichokes and herbs.
A gardening tool bag he can also sit on
The work station lets him rest comfortably as he gardens, so he can tend to his plants for a bit longer. The bag has a grand total of 21 pockets and a large main compartment, plus it detaches easily from the frame.
A diver watch with a distinctive ‘Pepsi’-like bezel
The classic watch style features a blue and red bezel for a nice pop of color on his wrist.
A side table that keeps his TV-watching essentials close by
The handmade cherry wood table holds his snacks, drinks, and remote controls in one handy place. It'll fit up to a 15-inch-wide sofa arm.
An assortment of bourbon-infused snacks
Bourbon really does make everything — marshmallows, mustard, beef jerky, and more — better.
A vintage-style turntable with modern music playing capabilities
He can toss a favorite record on this turntable, or stream music through Bluetooth. It packs up like a suitcase if he wants to bring it with him anywhere, but also looks great sitting in his living room.
An outdoorsy copper mug
The sleek, shiny cup looks as good by an indoor fireplace as it does by an outdoor camp fire. It's finished with tarnish-reducing lacquer and interior enamel lining. Get one for yourself, too, so you can sit back, relax, and take in all of Grandpa's stories.
A lightweight, organized camera bag
It seems like grandparents can never take enough pictures of their kids and grandkids. You can help him keep his DSLR and accessories safe, secure, and organized with this good-looking bag.
Wool slippers he can wear in and out of the house
Allbirds are the definition of casual comfort. Its Wool Loungers are arguably the best style to wear from inside to outside the house without a second thought.
A candle that fills the room with the smell of rich leather
Each of these luxurious candles is handmade in Brooklyn from a mix of beeswax, vegetable wax, and soy wax. If the distinctive scent of leather isn't his thing, there are also similarly interesting options like Mojito and Dark Rum.
A fun children's book
The playful book switches the roles of grandparent and child, resulting in an adorable guide to how to make the most of a weekend of grandpa. Hint, it involves "ice cream topped by cookies" followed by "cookies topped by ice cream," and lots of fun outdoor adventures.
A personalized pillow
It's hard to buy products like mattresses or pillows for another person because only he knows his body best. Gift a pillow personalization service like Pluto so he can get the exact pillow he needs.
An entry-level smart home device
If your grandpa isn't extremely techy, the Echo Dot is an especially good starter gift. It maximizes convenience, requires little interaction after setup, and takes up minimal space. He can easily ask Alexa for recipes, the weather, the news, and to control things like the lights.
You could also grab a few accompanying smart bulbs if he either hates getting up to turn them off, or if his knees tend to bother them. Stick around to set it up, and show him a few of the coolest features.
A charitable lottery game
There are few people as giving as your grandpa. He'll love the selfless gift of LottoLove, a "lottery game" where he plays to find out what charitable cause he's supporting today.
Socks featuring a superhero almost as cool as he is
Who doesn't love this classic comic book character?
A pair of movie tickets for a day out with Grandpa
Whether he's more of a thrill seeker or a romantic at heart when it comes to movies, he'll be most happy about sharing in the cinematic experience with his favorite person.
A selection of butcher shop-quality meat that he can enjoy without ever leaving the house
Quality butcher shops aren't always easy to come by, so bring one right to his kitchen. Nashville-based butcher shop Porter Road also operates online and lets you browse a selection of high-quality meats, like the dry-aged steaks and pork chops in this curated kit.
A well-made card that's only missing your personal message and signature
"World's Greatest" can't even begin to describe what your grandpa means to you, but it's the closest available on a beautifully illustrated card.
A basic step counter
Forget all the fancy functions of a Fitbit or smartwatch — this zero-setup pedometer is the easiest accessory to track his steps and motivate him if he wants to get more active. Join him on a brisk walk during Father's Day weekend when he takes it for a spin for the first time.
A spotlight on famous guitars and their owners, from Eric Clapton to Prince
Count 'em: 64 famous guitars and 75 years of rock history, all condensed into a striking graphic. Make sure to take notes as he points out and explains the significance of each guitar, just in case he quizzes you later.
A New York City-inspired chess set
Playing chess on this set might inspire some serious thoughts of taking a trip to the Big Apple. One World Trade, the Flatiron Building, and the Guggenheim are among the New York City icons immortalized in this chess set made for city lovers.
A heart-shaped plant
The humble Hoya only needs to be watered every few weeks. You have five different planter colors to choose from, and you can add a message ton the pot for $4 extra.
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