10 Father’s Day gift ideas for under £10
With Father's Day coming up, we know how hard it is to find an awesome gift on a student budget. Luckily, all these are under a tenner!
This year, Father's Day is on Sunday 17th June. Have you sourced a gift for your old man yet?
We know buying something cheap but super impressive isn't the easiest thing to do (particularly during exam period – you're so selfish, Dads!).
The superhero team at Save the Student are here to rescue, with a list of ten top gift ideas for Father's Day - all for under a tenner!
10 cheap Father's Day gift ideas
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Brewdog glass and beer
Cost: £8 (+ £2 Click & Collect)
Craft beer sets can be pretty expensive, so this bottle and glass from Debenhams is a real bargain. It's one of those great gifts that looks like it cost more than it did.
Plus, you can pick it up from your nearest store, saving you from forking out for postage.
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Liquorice pipes
Cost: £5 (+ £2 Click & Collect)
Sweets are a Father's Day staple, but a box of Wine Gums is a bit cliché. These quirky liquorice pipes are a little bit different, and will be loads of fun to mess about with on the day.
Again, save money by picking them up from your nearest John Lewis or Waitrose (or get them delivered for £3.50).
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Classic Father's Day mug
Cost: £8 (+ £3.99 delivery)
Yes, we get it, a mug is about the most predictable Father's Day present you can get.
But if you go for one with a funny message, it's got a little bit more sparkle than your typical 'Best Dad'.
This one is sure to bring some laughs on Father's Day morning and will act as a constant reminder of, well, just how awesome you are!
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Winery and brewery tour for two
Cost: £9
This tour is an absolute bargain! Although this one is specifically for Chiltern Valley Winery and Brewery west of London, have a hunt to see if you can find any cheap deals in your area.
In this tour, not only will your Dad get to see how the wines and beer are made, he'll get the opportunity to taste some as part of a tutored tasting session.
This is probably the fanciest present you're going to get for under a tenner!
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Personalised bar sign
Cost: £9.99 (+ £3.99 delivery)
If your dad likes a few drinks, or has a makeshift bar set up in the living room, then this is the perfect personalised gift.
Plus, he'll be super chuffed if you tell him he's got 'badass banter'...
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Thornton's chocolate football boot
Cost: £6
If your Dad is footie mad, then this personalised chocolate boot from Thornton's is bound to go down a treat.
You can pick them up in most Thornton's stores, or order online with £3.95 delivery.
Plus, you can get a little creative with the iced message if you want - but you've only got 10 characters to play with!
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80s TV Trvia
Cost: £4.99 (+ £3.99 delivery)
If your Dad loves to show off his knowledge of the 80s TV of his younger years, then he's bound to love this.
It comes with over 100 questions for you to test his knowledge on, covering everything from the A-Team to Dungeons and Dragons.
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Barbecue Bad Boys sauces
Cost: £7.99
If your Dad considers himself king of the BBQ, and loves a bit of spice on his ribs, then these Barbecue Bad Boys sauces are perfect.
They're not for the weak-hearted, but if he's a spice fiend, surely he'll rise to the challenge of the 'Dangerously extra hot chilli sauce'.
Plus, you can Click & Collect from your nearest Menkind store for free.
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Chocolate golf ball and tees
Cost: £8 (+ £3.75 delivery)
Got a Dad who's a golf fan? Golf equipment can be really expensive, but this chocolate golf ball and tees are the next best thing - kinda.
They're freakishly realistic though, and look so perfect he won't want to eat them.
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Beer and salted pretzel marshmallows
Cost: £6.95 (+ £2.75 delivery)
More sweet stuff that's a bit more interesting than what you'd get from the corner shop.
This marshmallow is flavoured with salted caramel and... beer. It's sure to draw some attention, even if the flavour is a bit more unusual.
Found any other bargain Father's Day gifts? Let us know in the comments!
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