15 Father’s Day Gifts That’ll Arrive in Time

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View in Browser  Wednesday, June 11, 2025 Have you bought a Father's Day present yet? Have you even thought about it? If the answers to either of those questions are no—or even: when is Father's Day (it's this Sunday)—don't worry. We've got you covered with a list of gifts that will arrive on time to give them to dad on the day. While you're at it, check out the Father's Day gift guide I compiled. Some of the items you might want to buy for yourself. – Michael Sebastian, editor-in-chief   Plus: The 12 best TV episodes of 2025 (so far)  The Last of Us creator jsut confirmed the star of season 3 Now's the time to buy New Balance on sale (40% off!) 15 Last-Minute Father's Day Gifts Our Editors Are Buying on Amazon Foolproof ideas with fast, free shipping. If you're worried that Amazon Prime-ing a last-minute Father's Day gift is too impersonal, don't be. You'd be dumb to deny free next-day shipping, especially if you're a procrastinator. With a little digging, you'll find that the retailer has a surprisingly great assortment of gift ideas for just about every kind of dad out there: sports fans, watch guys, home improvement buffs, amateur chefs, gag gift lovers, and on and on.   There's a lot to sift through, so in the name of crowd-sourcing, I asked the Esquire shopping and fashion teams to share the Father's Day gifts they're buying on Amazon this year. Whether you're shopping for a first-time dad or the kind of man who already has everything, our resulting gift guide has you covered. READ THE STORY U.S. vaccine policy is about to become a global laughingstock. RFK Jr. just gutted an important CDC advisory committee. According to Charles P. Pierce, he's not done yet. >>   Republicans are using the Los Angeles protests to get Trump's budget bill passed. God forbid they condemn the government's excessive use of force. Today, Pierce surveys the word around Washington. >> I Was at the L.A. Protests. They're Nothing Like What You're Seeing on TV. Where I was, things were peaceful and as orderly as these things get. As I crossed 1st Street on Alameda to approach a denser area, protestors were directing traffic. Warning cars that they might end up stuck in a crowd of people, giving them alternate directions to the freeway. Warning us pedestrians, "Have an exit plan. They're about to declare this unlawful." There was a skirmish line of officers, a bunch of protestors just close and just far enough. There were chants and signs, American flags and Mexican flags. There were abuelitas handing out cold bottles of water. There were dogs. There were people asking to pet the dogs. It was as peaceful and orderly as these things get, but there was the unshakable sense that it could all go to shit in an instant. It did not. By Dave Holmes There's Still No Better Shoe Than the L.L. Bean Blucher Moc It's no secret that I'm a fan of L.L.Bean. From collaborations with contemporary designers to iconic styles from way back in the catalog, I've been talking about the 113-year-old brand on this very site for ages. Well, guess what? I'm back today to do it again. Because not too long ago, I acquired a pair of Bean's beloved Blucher Mocs—and they've quickly become a staple of my warm-weather footwear rotation. By Jonathan Evans Follow Us Unsubscribe | Privacy Notice | CA Notice at Collection Esquire is a publication of Hearst Magazines. ©2025 Hearst Magazine Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved. This email was sent by Hearst Magazines, 300 West 57th Street, New York, NY 10019-3779