Because Dad deserves a tool that’s as serious as he is about his borders. Hand-welded and painted gold (yes, really), this iconic Niwaki spade is as much a status symbol as it is a workhorse. Whether he’s digging, edging, or just posing next to it in the garden, this is the tool that says “I know what I’m doing.”

Big, bold, and built for proper graft. This American-made shovel is for the dad who likes to go all in—none of that flimsy trowel nonsense. It’s also quite satisfying to lean on while supervising someone else’s efforts.

He may never have described himself as a “tote guy”, but he’s about to become one. This hard-wearing, water-resistant carrier is ideal for lugging tools, bulbs, and suspicious-looking sandwiches. Plus, it’s olive green, so it counts as rugged.

For dads who always end up holding all the things. Wear it as a regular belt, or outside, gunslinger-style. Sleek, sturdy, and built for serious pottering. It starts off pale but soon develops a nice leathery patina.

Also known as the Kentia palm, this is the kind of gift that makes a room feel instantly cooler. Low maintenance, architectural, and a bit more original than another pair of cufflinks. Perfect for the dad who likes his interiors a little more “tropical modernist”.