15 Gifts Your Dad Will Enjoy Using at Home

An elegant catch-all for easily misplaced accessories. Each piece is handmade in Brigham, Quebec, from vegetable-tanned leather.

If he enjoys cocktails, he’ll love this gift set from Prince Edward County distillery Kinsip, which contains maple whisky, saffron liqueur, whisky smoke bitters, Kvas whisky cherries and a set of whisky stones.

This shaving kit includes shaving oil, shaving cream, after-shave balm, after-shave splash, a shaving brush, 3-piece safety razor and spare blades.

This apron in 100% cotton duck canvas with adjustable leather straps is handmade in Montreal.

For the dad who loves experimenting in the kitchen, this book by the chefs at Noma—one of the world’s best restaurants—is a great gift.

This sturdy everyday bag is made of 100% cotton duck and leather, and features an adjustable strap.

This Series 5 Apple Watch features a stainless steel case with a 44mm brown leather band.

For new dads, this survival kit, containing a sleep mask, nose pegs, “biohazard” nappy bags, ear plugs and a restorative bath oil, is the perfect quirky gift.

This sleek tool box is crafted from a single sheet of steel, without welding or seams. Light yet durable, it’s ideal for storing a variety of everyday tools.

Handmade in Wendake from genuine ash wood, this decorative paddle features artwork inspired by Wendat traditions.

Made of Carrara marble and brass, this bottle opener scores high on both form and function.

This solid cologne with notes of Brazilian pepper, cedarwood and magnolia lasts for 6-8 months with everyday use, and is compact and refillable.

Made of Italian water-resistant nylon, this toiletry kit features tailored slots for standard toiletries and a pull-out nylon lining for easy cleaning.

This handheld massage device offers a deep muscle treatment that enhances muscle recovery, releases stress and tension, and soothes discomfort.

Printing iconic works of art on responsibly-made skateboards, this project creates unique pieces that foster important conversations while donating to non-profits.