Is your dad a chef extraordinaire? Does he seek out unique restaurants and markets when he travels? Maybe he’d rather visit a craft brewery or winery. Would he be more inclined to chase city lights, play golf or head into the great outdoors? Beach or mountains? Does he take his pooch whenever possible? If you are nodding yes to any of the above, we’ve got plenty of ideas for the dads in your life that are guaranteed to please as well as be sustainable. First, let’s consider clothes for his next adventure.
The more versatile, the less he needs to pack. My husband lived in his Men’s Active Traveler Stretch Pant ($110 from Royal Robbins) on our recent transatlantic cruise. They are breathable, water resistant and UPF +50 with multiple pockets.
And while he was turned away from the dining room for wearing jeans one night, the travel pants passed muster. Royal Robbins Desert Pucker dry shirts (now in long sleeves, $85, as well as short sleeves, $75, and certified as carbon neutral, are breathable, lightweight, and quick drying. Patagonia’s new Quandary Joggers are also a good bet ($119).
They’re made from recycled fishing nets to help reduce ocean plastic pollution, are water repellent and offer 40+ UPF sun protection. Whether climbing a mountain, hitting the beach or exploring a new city, Outerknown’s new Hooded Sun Shirt ($98) is also a good bet. It’s made from 100 percent recycled polyester with UPF 50+ sun protection, and is quick drying, moisture-wicking and h.
