Luxury Father’s Day Gifts We Guarantee He’ll Love
Alice Hartwell
Iké Muotoh shares a few elevated gifting ideas to celebrate the occasion.
Dads always seem to be the trickiest giftees—how many gimmicky socks can one buy in a lifetime, after all? With Father’s Day rolling around, we’ve recruited the founder of one of our team’s favourite bodycare brands, Dibia, to offer a little gifting inspiration.
Discover his handpicked recommendations for every type of dad below.
Meet Iké Muotoh, Founder of Diba
Born in Nigeria and raised in London, Iké spent years working across fashion and beauty before founding Dibia.
He saw a gap in the body care space for an authentic West African botanical perspective and built one. Every product is rooted in inherited knowledge and handmade in London.
Iké's Fathers Day Gift Guide
For the dad who thinks skincare is complicated, start here. When the temperature starts to rise, I like to keep my body care as simple as possible. I want my skin to look radiant and healthy with minimal effort. Our body oil at Dibia absorbs fast, gives you a proper glow, and doesn’t turn greasy in the heat.
I’m a big film buff, so if I were dropping a hint to anyone in my life, this would be it. A Curzon membership is for the cinephile dad, or honestly, any dad who appreciates a good film in a plush cinema.
No guessing what he already owns, no size to get wrong. Spoil him with free tickets, discounts on snacks, and access to Curzon Home Cinema so he can bring the experience home. It’s the gift that keeps on giving.
There’s nothing more decadent than a really good facial, and Salon C. Stellar on Beak Street might just be the best one I’ve ever had.
Their 75-minute session is the kind of thing dads would never book for themselves but absolutely should. Their therapists work across ten different modalities, including deep cleansing, exfoliation and extraction. He’ll thank you later.
I love a discovery set because you get the variety without having to commit to just one scent. The Loewe Crafted Collection is built around exceptional raw materials and real craft, think creamy vanillas, powdery iris, resinous oud.
Perfect for the dad who’s adventurous with scents and likes to find his own signature rather than wear what everyone else is wearing.
A good tote is one of those things I think every man needs, even if he doesn’t know it yet. If your dad is still leaving the house with a battered old grocery bag (or worse still, squeezing everything into his pockets), consider this an intervention.
Whether he’s a gym rat, the bookish type, or somewhere in between, this one handles everything without a fuss. An easy upgrade he’ll actually use every day.
These have been at the top of my fitness wish list for a while now. For the dad who runs, or the one who keeps saying he’s going to get back into it, the Vomero 18 is a smooth ride built for longer miles. Cushioned, supportive, and comfortable. They’ll take him from the couch to a decent 5km in no time at all.
I think about life in two halves: before my Oura Ring and after. As someone trying to live with a bit more intention, I genuinely find it keeps me on track.
It’s for the dad who takes his health seriously; this is the one that actually changes how you think about looking after yourself. Sleep, recovery, meal tracking and fitness, all tracked through a minimalist smart ring.
If there’s one thing I’ve learned about getting dressed, it’s that the basics are everything, and nobody does them better than Ami Paris.
Great essentials with a playful Parisian twist, and this boxy fit is right on trend. For the dad whose wardrobe could do with a little refresh, this will take him from a poolside chill out to a casual dinner without missing a beat.
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