Shoppers scrambling for last-minute Father's Day gifts are being encouraged to look beyond the usual socks-and-aftershave options, as retailers roll out curated gift edits across a range of budgets. These curated edits bring together fashion, grooming, food and drink in one place to simplify the search for the perfect present.
Selfridges Father's Day Collection
Selfridges, which has stores in London, Birmingham and Manchester, has launched a dedicated Father's Day collection both online and in-store. The range combines practical gifts with premium options, with plenty of ideas available for under £50.
Budget-Friendly Options
Among the more affordable options is the popular Stanley Cup, priced at £40, designed to fit most car cup holders and aimed at those who want a practical, everyday item. With a 680ml capacity and dishwasher-safe design, it is pitched as ideal for commuters or gym-goers.
Clothing also features heavily in the lower price range. A three-pack of Polo Ralph Lauren socks (£30) offers a classic gift option, while a graphic T-shirt from Carhartt (£45) adds a more fashion-focused choice for summer wardrobes.
If you want to shop around, other high street retailers are also offering competitive alternatives. Next is currently offering a Grooming and Fragrance Box for £28 packed with travel and full-sized body washes and scents, while M&S has brought back its popular Micro Waffle Mule Slippers with Freshfeet technology for just £24.
Premium Options
For those looking to spend more, Selfridges offers plenty of luxury options such as these designer trainers from Axel Arigato, priced at £220. The bone-coloured leather design from the minimalist Swedish label is described as a versatile summer staple that pairs easily with everything from linen trousers to jeans and shorts.
Nothing says luxury quite like a Chanel fragrance. Bleu De Chanel is an aromatic-woody fragrance with ambery and musky notes and is available in 50ml, 100ml and 150ml bottles, starting from £92.
Food and drink gifts also feature heavily in the premium selection, such as this 13-year-old single malt whisky from Craigellachie, priced at £69.99. Crafted in Scotland's famed Speyside region, this robust, muscular single malt boasts unique notes of toasted marshmallow, fire-roasted pineapple and baked cloves.
For champagne fans, Veuve Clicquot offers a limited-edition 'City Arrow' Brut NV, priced at £75.99. It comes in a keepsake tin that can be personalised with up to 18 characters, making it a more bespoke gift option.
At the higher end, Selfridges also offers a £275 wine hamper featuring a selection of red, white and sparkling wines. For the ultimate wine connoisseur, this grand 23-inch wicker basket comes fully stocked with 12 premium bottles, including Chianti, Malbec, Champagne and Prosecco.
Customer Experiences
As more shoppers turn to online ordering, customer reviews suggest mixed experiences with delivery speeds but generally positive feedback on product quality and range. Some customers have praised Selfridges for its packaging and variety, while others have noted occasional delays with delivery. However, many highlighted competitive pricing during sales and ease of returns as key benefits.
One happy customer shared: "I have always had a great experience with Selfridges. Orders and returns are super efficient and easy. I pay for the annual shipping subscription, which is good value, as shipping can otherwise be expensive. Customer services are easy to reach and helpful." Another shopper dropped a top tip for saving extra cash: "I got great prices for shopping last week, loads of things on sale. Check out their clearance section."
Prices correct at time of publishing.
