As Father’s Day approaches, you may be scrambling around thinking, “what am I going to get Dad this year?”
Whether you’re shopping for your dad, father-in-law, or another fatherly figure in your life, we’ve got your back with 10 ethically made gifts any man will love. With this guide, you’ll be rocking the gift game this Father’s Day.
V-10 Sneakers | Veja
Not only are these sneakers super hip, but they are also made in Brazil, where Veja has a robust code of conduct and pays living wages. The sole is made of fair-trade rubber sourced in the Amazonian Forest, the only place on Earth where rubber trees grow in the wild. You can help save the planet and keep your dad stylish at the same damn time.
Shop | $141
Sunglasses | Nisolo
Every Dad needs a good pair of sunglasses to protect his vision and keep him in style. With these aviator style shades he can feel good too knowing every purchase supports one of our favorite ethical and sustainable brands, Nisolo.
Shop | $98
Traveler Shorts | Tact & Stone
Let’s face it; being a dad is an exhausting job. These comfortable shorts are certain to keep him cool so he can relax this Father’s Day. Plus they save 100 gallons of water and are made from eco-friendly threads.
Shop | $62.40
Baseball Cap | Topiku
By now, it goes without saying that all dads need a dad hat. This baseball cap is made from upcycled and recycled materials. With the trendy design on the underside of the bill, it’s sure to make your dad the coolest dad in all the land. Use discount code ECOSTYLIST10 for 10% off any hat.
Shop | $31.50
The Short Sleeve Hawthorne Shirt | Taylor Stitch
Your dad will definitely get his use out of this stylish short sleeve button up throughout the warmer months. If it looks a little “too fun” for Dad they have subtler patterns available. Made from organic cotton and linen this shirt is sure to keep him both feeling and doing good. Plus it’s got a lifetime warranty to boot!
Shop | $125
Jean Jacket | Nudie Jeans
Your dad may already be a pretty cool guy, but a denim jacket will take him to the next level. Sophisticated and sustainable, you better watch out because he just may be the new cool guy in town.
Shop | $245+
Swim Shorts | Patagonia
I’m sure your dad would love some new swim trunks and these are the only pair he’ll need. Like everything from Patagonia, they come with a lifetime guarantee and are designed to be comfy both in and out of the water. They’re also made from recycled fabric!
Shop | $69
Teakwood Water Bottle | S’well
Keep your dad hydrated with this stainless-steel, triple insulated, BPA free water bottle that looks manly, just how he likes it. Pick from a 9oz, 17oz, or 25oz bottle.
Shop | $35
Classic Organic Tee | Colorful Standard
This is about to be dad’s new favorite tee. The stitching is top notch and it’s available in 48 different colors! Made from organic cotton, it’ll also help dad be more eco-friendly.
Shop | $38
Crew Socks | Arvin Goods
Made from durable cotton and spandex, these socks are sure to keep dad’s stinky feet fresh for all activities. If your dad’s an environmentalist, he’s going to love that Arvin Goods socks are made from upcycled and recycled materials!
Shop | $14
Wrap Up
With this sustainable gift giving guide, you are certain to knock Father’s Day out of the park. What are you getting the fatherly figure in your life?
Looking for more Father’s Day Gift Ideas?
Every man needs a good skincare routine and we recommend this one from our friends at Caldera + Lab. It’s useful, luxurious, and eco-conscious, making it the perfect gift. Check out the article for our full product review.
For even more great ideas check out the men’s section of our shop.
*Featured image from Patagonia.
**Article updated 8/5/22.
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Asher is a writer at Eco-Stylist. In addition to sustainable fashion, environmental activism, and a zero waste lifestyle, Asher’s interests include cooking, nutrition, and learning about the human body and medicine. He’s pursuing a career in medicine while advocating for slow fashion and the environment.
