Dad doesn’t need another pair of socks. This Father’s Day, think useful, a little unexpected and actually suited to him — from sunnies he’ll wear all summer to everyday gadgets, good fragrances and a water bottle that might finally survive his work bag.
We’ve rounded up a few Father’s Day finds at Chester Square Shopping Centre, with options across different budgets so you can find something good without going overboard.
Under $300: Sunglasses He’ll Actually Wear
A good pair of sunnies is hard to beat.
For the Dad who spends plenty of time outdoors, upgrade his everyday look with polarised sunglasses from Ray-Ban at Vision Professional Eye Clinic. They’re stylish, practical and made for those bright Aussie days — so you’re giving him something he can reach for again and again.
Under $150: The Everyday Upgrades
Small gadgets. Surprisingly useful.
For the Dad who loves anything that makes life a little easier, check out Chester Phones for clever everyday picks. A MagSafe phone mount can make driving more convenient, while a portable massager is perfect for switching off after a long day. Or keep things practical with an electric hair clipper for easy grooming at home.
Under $100: Smell Good, Pack Smart
A little luxury without the luxury price tag.
Give Dad something that feels a bit more special with fragrance and grooming gifts from Chester Square Pharmacy. Think a Versace perfume set, a men’s travel set with handy mini essentials or a Calvin Klein fragrance — easy gifts that feel considered rather than predictable.
Under $50: For the Dad Who’s Always On the Go
Because his water bottle has probably seen better days.
Keep him hydrated in style with a Smash insulated water bottle from VNH Dollars. Handy for work, the gym, weekend trips or simply keeping a cold drink nearby, it’s one of those practical gifts he’ll end up using constantly.
Make Father’s Day a Little Easier
From under $50 finds to gifts under $300, there’s plenty to work with at Chester Square. So skip the panic-buying and find something that actually fits Dad — his routine, his style or the little things he’s always doing.
Father’s Day is Sunday 6 September.
Now you just have to decide: are you telling Dad what you bought him, or keeping it a surprise?