23 Funny Gifts For Dad

If he's got a sharp sense of humour, a good satire novel will keep him entertained for hours — and probably give him plenty of material for his next dinner table monologue.

Every dad deserves a hip flask. Whether he's sneaking a nip at a family gathering or just likes the idea of having one, it's the kind of gift he'll actually use.

Because he deserves to drink his favourite beer out of something better than whatever's currently in the cupboard.

Get him a t-shirt that actually reflects his personality — whether that's a terrible pun, a dad joke printed in bold, or something that'll make the whole family groan at Christmas dinner.

A board game that's actually meant for adults — not just chess or Monopoly. Great for family nights when dad wants to have a proper laugh without pretending he's enjoying something designed for a ten-year-old.

He'll stick it on the car and feel like it was made for him — because it was.

If dad thinks he can handle the heat, this hot sauce gift set will put that to the test. A brilliant excuse to watch him pretend he's absolutely fine.

If your dad's got a twisted sense of humour, a dark fiction book is right up his street. He'll probably finish it in a weekend and quote the darkest bits at dinner.

A beer stein is one of those gifts that's both practical and a little bit over the top — which is exactly what makes it perfect for dad.

Dad thinks he's still got the moves. Get him a floor game set and let him prove it — or at least have a good laugh trying.

A hoodie is one of those things dads claim they don't need but end up wearing every single day.

A good print can say a lot about a person, and for dad, that might mean something that makes him chuckle every time he walks past it. Stick it in his study or the garage — somewhere he'll actually see it.

If your dad's always claiming he could've gone pro, a mini golf set in the garden might finally put that to the test.

If he's the kind of dad who takes his homemade pizza very seriously, a proper pizza tool set is exactly what he needs to back up all that confidence.

He might roll his eyes at first, but once he's hunched over the table trying to find where his own nose goes, he'll admit it's a decent gift.

If dad thinks he's already a master mixologist, a cocktail shaker with his name on it will only confirm that belief. At least now he's got the gear to match the confidence.

Get dad a poker set with his name or a cheeky personalised touch on it — because if he's going to host poker night, he might as well look like he owns the place.

He can rep whatever matters most to him every time he hits the road — whether that's the family name, his favourite team, or just something that'll make other drivers do a double take.

A sign that says exactly what he's thinking — or what you've always wanted to say to him. Works either way.

If dad's idea of mixology is adding ice to whatever's already in the glass, it might be time to give him some proper training.

If your dad thinks he's a natural problem-solver, put him to the test with an escape room puzzle game he can tackle from the sofa.

Dads and pinball machines just make sense. A mini version means he can keep it on his desk and pretend he's working while absolutely not working.

If your dad's already got opinions about whisky, this'll give him proper ammunition. A tasting kit turns a quiet evening into something a bit more ceremonial — and honestly, he deserves that.