Father's Day gift guide template for outdoor gear, coffee and grilling
A canvas-and-navy gift guide for outdoor, coffee and hardware stores in June. Five chapters by the kind of dad he is, a weekender pack as the hero gift, free engraving while you wait and order dates up to Father's Day.
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About the Father’s Day Gift Guide template
This Father's Day gift guide template starts with a postcard: a photo of a shaving brush and bottle beside a typewritten note that reads Dear Dad, thanks for the rides, the lessons and the terrible jokes. Canvas cream, navy, denim blue and straw yellow pair with Arvo for slab headlines, Source Sans Pro for text and Special Elite for typewritten notes, with a yellow tie on the cover and blue ribbon bows inside. The poster cover says Best. Dad. Ever.
Chapters sort gifts by the kind of dad: the outdoorsman, the coffee snob, the adventurer, the homebody and the griller. The sample is an outdoor supply store with binoculars, boots, packs and camp mugs. Import your gear with sizes in variant tables, print an A5 guide for the counter, or send families the flipbook link in early June.
Best for
- Outdoor and camping stores with packs, boots and binoculars
- Coffee roasters and kitchen shops selling to the dad who brews
- Hardware, grilling and barbecue stores in June
- Shops offering engraving on knives, mugs and leather goods
- Family budgets, with an under-$50 chapter for kids
Pages worth a closer look
A postcard from the kids on the cover
A photo postcard with a stamp and postmark carries a typewritten note to Dad, while chips point to the outdoorsman, the coffee snob and gifts under $50. It sounds like the buyer, not the shop, which is what a Father's Day cover should do.
Top picks with a reason in the label
Four photo tiles show binoculars for the birder, a camp coffee kit for the early riser, hiking boots for the long way and an enamel mug for the campfire. Each label matches a gift to a dad in a few words.
Free engraving while you wait
A hanging tag on straw yellow offers free initials on packs, mugs and knives, done in store while you wait, on selected gear until Father's Day. Personalization turns practical gear into a keepsake.
A chapter opener for the coffee snob
A navy divider with a round photo of coffee being poured at a camp stove opens The Coffee Snob: moka pots, enamel mugs and beans for the man who is up before the sun. Big numerals and a bow keep the chapter openers consistent.
What to put in a Father's Day gift guide
Sort by hobby, not by product type
Most people shopping for Dad think about what he does: hikes, brews coffee, grills, fixes things, naps on the porch. Chapters named after those habits make choosing quick, and they let one store speak to several kinds of father at once.
Give gear specs in plain numbers
List pack volume in liters, weight, materials and warranty; boot sizes with half sizes and widths; binocular magnification and lens size, such as 8×42. A buyer comparing two backpacks for someone else needs those numbers on the page in front of them.
Set dates for each market
Father's Day falls on the third Sunday of June in the US, the UK and Canada, but on the first Sunday of September in Australia and New Zealand and on March 19 in Italy, Spain and Portugal. Set deadlines and promo end dates for each market you sell to.
Keep a chapter for kids' budgets
Children and teenagers buy Father's Day gifts too, often with $10 to $30 to spend. Mugs, socks, a pocket tool or a bag of coffee give them a proper choice, and the under-$50 chip on the cover tells families the guide includes them.
Make sized gifts low-risk
Boots, jackets and gloves need a size the buyer can only guess. Print a simple size chart on the framed notes page, remind buyers that hiking boots are fitted with thick socks, and offer free exchanges until a date in July, as the sample does with returns.
From product list to finished catalog
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Open Father’s Day Gift Guide in EasyCatalog and choose the cover and the pages you want — every page is optional and editable.
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Download or share
Export a print-ready PDF (up to 300 DPI, CMYK and bleed for print shops) or share an online flipbook with a built-in order form.
Questions about this template
Does the Father's Day template work for shops that don't sell outdoor gear?
Yes. The sample copy is for a fictional outdoor supply store, but every chapter name, photo and line is editable. Rename the chapters for tools, grooming, books or golf, swap pictures with Replace photo or free stock photos, and import your own products.
What is on the Father's Day Gift Guide cover?
A postcard-style front with a photo, a stamp and a typewritten Dear Dad note, chips for the outdoorsman, the coffee snob and gifts under $50, and a short line about binoculars, coffee kits and boots. The two alternative covers read for the dad who has everything and Best. Dad. Ever.
What do binocular numbers such as 8×42 mean?
The first number is the magnification, so 8× makes things look eight times closer, and the second is the diameter of each front lens in millimeters. Larger lenses gather more light but add weight. An 8×42 is a popular all-round choice for birding and hiking, while compact 8×25 or 10×25 models fit a pocket.
What gifts suit a dad who says he doesn't need anything?
Upgrades and consumables. Replace something he uses every day with a better version (a mug, a pocketknife, a backpack), give something he will use up (coffee, grilling rubs, a shave set), or personalize a practical item. Write the guide's copy around use, not novelty.
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