Father's Day Gifts for Your Favorite Divorced Dad (Including Brad Pitt)

Does he think a $300 denim jacket is just nuts when the one he found in the library at college still fits him? That's only because he hasn't met this perfect specimen from Rag & Bone. Go in with your siblings and make sure he doesn't see the price.

Fill his downtime as well as his empty wall space with a challenge to read 100 classic novels. From Pop Chart Lab, the duo behind infographic posters of beer varieties, rap names, coffee and sneakers.

This 8-compartment lunch tray reminds him to eat from a variety of food groups, while leaving space for his phone, the remote and the classic novel he's pretending to read.

Lots of fathers we know have grilled steak down but side dishes can be a struggle, when there are any. This new volume by California restaurateur and "vegetable whisperer" Jeremy Fox—a talent who's had his own struggles—will teach Dad the ways of trumpet mushrooms and pickled grapes. And what a cover!

There are worse ways to spend the summer than wearing Hawaiian shirts and lolling around national parks like Brad Pitt. While garish palms are everywhere this season, this gentle tropical pattern will ease Dad into prints.

Has he been working hard to get back into dating shape? These slim, smart, and not-too-short swim trunks have an a adjustable waist just in case dad bod creeps back. From Saturdays NYC, a label inspired by New York's surf culture.

He may not want to admit it, but there's a good chance he needs help picking cool sneakers, especially if it's been a while. Do it for him and everyone saves face.

Nothing says "married guy" like cargo shorts, because they put comfort, utility, and pockets above all other considerations. These flat-front chinos prioritize proper fit and good taste, whether or not it's reflected elsewhere in his wardrobe. In more than 20 colors.

Now that he's spending all his spare time at CrossFit, he needs a well-made, goodlooking duffel to match his revenge bod. Bonus: the leather zipper compartment is made to hold sneakers.

New York sportswriter Rafi Kohan criscrossed the country visiting "monuments of American sport," from Chicago's Wrigley Field to Dallas' AT&T Stadium, uncovering their unique histories. No $12 hotdog will ever be the same. 

New start, new sheets. A single man's bed says a lot about him, so save him from sports-themed comforters, dollar-store florals and the pilly TV blanket he stole on the way out the door. The Luxe Hardcore (hey now!) Brooklinen set includes spare pillowcases and a duvet cover.

Resist the temptation to buy him sports tickets—we promise you that he will buy plenty of those all on his own. A solo dad needs niceties that convey civility, like the plush bath towels that one of InStyle's foremost luxury experts swears by. Nice towels also decrease the likelihood of kids coming home with mysterious rashes and mildew smell.