The Hyphen Father’s Day gift guide
No matter how difficult your dad is to buy for, we’ve got you covered
Whether he’s impossible to shop for or insists he doesn’t need anything, Father’s Day is a chance to show appreciation for the dads in our lives. To help with the search for the perfect gift, here are 10 ideas, including several from Muslim-owned brands. From thobes and fragrances to speciality coffee and practical everyday essentials, we’ve got something for every kind of father figure.
CAVE Thobes
A good-quality thobe is a wardrobe staple for many Muslim men, so why not treat your dad to one from CAVE? The brand has built a loyal following with its sleek, stylish approach to modest menswear, offering premium thobes perfect for Eid celebrations, Jummah prayers and everyday wear. From Moroccan and Omani to Emirati and Kuwaiti styles, there’s something to suit every taste. Thobes range from £29.99 to £79.99.
Daily Paper Matchstick Shield Sweater
Founded by three friends of Somali, Ghanaian and Moroccan heritage, Amsterdam-based Daily Paper has grown into one of Europe’s most recognisable streetwear brands. The Matchstick Shield Sweater (£110) is a stylish option for dads who appreciate quality basics.
Hulyah watches
Hulyah’s stainless steel watches are beautifully designed with subtle Islamic influences. Practical, stylish and timeless, they’re the kind of gift that can be worn every day and treasured for years to come. All watches cost £59.99.
Nominal Jewellery
Nominal’s men’s collection includes understated bracelets, rings and necklaces — some engraved with Quranic verses and Arabic calligraphy. It’s a great option for fathers who appreciate gifts with a personal touch. Pieces from the men’s jewellery collection range from £23 to £129.
Black Oud London
For dads who never leave the house without a signature scent, Black Oud London specialises in rich fragrances inspired by Middle Eastern and African perfumes. From perfume oils to long-lasting sprays, there’s a scent to suit every preference. Oils cost £59.99 and sprays £89.99.
Hamza luxury Islamic gift set for men
If you’re looking for something faith-inspired, Exclusively Luxe’s Hamza luxury Islamic gift set for £75 offers a collection of gifts, including coffee, tasbih (prayer beads), an oud candle, a notebook and oud-scented beard oil. If you’re struggling to narrow down your gift to just one, then perhaps a carefully curated gift box is the way to go.
Qima Café coffee
Inspired by founder Faris Sheibani’s Yemeni roots, Qima Café works with more than 5,000 coffee farmers from Yemen, Colombia and Ecuador to source exceptional speciality coffee. For fathers who can’t start their day without their morning brew, a bag of beans (from £9.95) or a coffee subscription from £9 to £27 a month is a simple but thoughtful gift.
Revival iStream 3L radio
For dads who enjoy listening to the news, sport or their favourite programmes around the house, the Roberts Revival iStream 3L radio features a vintage design with modern technology. With internet radio, podcasts and music streaming, it’s a stylish addition to any home. Choose from a range of colours at £199.99.
London Beard Company grooming set
For fathers who take pride in their beard, a grooming set is a practical gift they’ll actually use. London Beard Company’s Beard Care Package for £27.99 includes a bottle of beard oil, a comb, a pocket mirror and a storage pouch, and will help keep facial hair looking and feeling its best.
Wudhu Socks
Designed to make ablution easier, Wudhu Socks are waterproof, breathable and practical for everyday use. An Islamic twist on a classic dad gift, they’re the kind of present many fathers would appreciate using daily. Get a single pack for £29.99, a triple pack for £58.99 or a family pack for £82.99.
