18 Father's Day Gifts With Swagga, Made in the Bay Area
The segment duffel is the perfect carry-all for dad's essentials. (Courtesy of Mission Workshop)

18 Father's Day Gifts With Swagga, Made in the Bay Area

By
Jen Woo
Jun 05, 2018

He taught you how to ride a bike, made waffles on the weekend, and assembled your Ikea furniture in your first college dorm.

This Father's Day, give World's #1 Dad a truly great present to say thanks.

Not sure what to get?

We've put together a list of Bay Area–made gifts—from a barbershop spa experience to cool yet functional attire for your old man to show off his swagger—in a range of styles and budgets. You' sure to find something in here for the best dude in your life.

Paragliding Lessons

(Courtesy of IfOnly)

He's already got socks. And a duffle. And a suit. For the Dad who needs nothing but a little QT with his kid, consider taking him for tandem paragliding lessons ($200/person) over the San Francisco Bay. IfOnly will set you up with an expert instructor, and the two of you will be rocking the skies in no time. // ifonly.com/adventure

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