For Father’s Day, opt for original and thoughtful gift ideas, from niche perfumes to shared experiences.

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A day to celebrate a unique relationship

Father’s Day is much more than just an opportunity to fill a gift box. It’s a time to say thank you, to celebrate a presence, a role model, a guiding light. So why not swap traditional gifts for something more symbolic, more meaningful, and sometimes even intangible? Here are five ideas for saying ‘I love you’ in a different way.

1. An experience to enjoy together

Sometimes, the best gifts can’t be wrapped up. A father-daughter dinner, a football match in the stands, a hike together or an introductory workshop (cooking, photography, golf, etc.). Giving the gift of time is also giving the gift of memories.

2. A personalised item

Whether it’s an engraved pen, a leather notebook with his initials or a souvenir poster commemorating an important date, an object that tells a story about your shared history will always have special value.

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3. A rare fragrance, just like him

In the world of perfumes, niche brands are becoming increasingly popular. Among them, the Swiss house of Gisada stands out with elegance. Its men’s collection, designed to reflect all facets of masculinity, from gentleness to power, offers three unique scents that serve as an olfactory signature. A delicate way to tell your father that he is unforgettable.

4. A book that brings you together

A roman he passed on to you, an inspiring biography, a beautiful book on a subject he loves… Books are a silent bridge between two generations. They are also meaningful gifts that he will keep in his library and in his heart.

5. A playlist or a compilation of memories

Not all dads are vinyl fans, but many have favourite songs. Why not create a shared playlist with songs you both love, music that reminds you of a particular time, journey or trip? A simple idea full of tenderness.

You don’t have to do something big to get it right. The best gift is often the one that comes from the heart. A gift that speaks to the person your dad is, not to the image we have of a ‘typical dad’.