This Father’s Day, Give Dad A Style Upgrade with Michael Kors
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Dad may tell you he doesn’t need anything for Father’s Day, but you know that’s not true. In classic Dad form, he’s probably got more than a few wardrobe pieces and accessories that are showing their age and he could surely benefit from some help in the style department. Michael Kors is here to help with an array of perfectly giftable wallets, backpacks, belts, watches and clothing, which are just the thing to keep Dad looking fresh this summer. Here are a few surefire picks that any Dad will love.
Hudson Logo Stripe Backpack
A backpack is one of the most practical ways of toting around the necessities of life, but you don’t want Dad to look like a freshman headed to campus with a load of textbooks. The solution is a stylish carryall like this one, complete with a front zip pocket for quick access to his phone and wallet, and a laptop compartment to keep his tech safe.
Hudson Logo Camera Bag
Dad’s not a tote bag guy or a fanny pack guy – he’s a camera bag guy. Ideal for summer strolls around the city, this compact accessory is the perfect size for keeping car keys, wallets, and even a tablet all in one place, wherever Dad’s travels take him. With its gunmetal hardware, subtle MK monogram, and sporty stripes, this is a definite upgrade from whatever he’s currently working with.
Signature Logo Wallets
Serious question: how long has Dad had his current wallet? Chances are he’s due for a replacement, and Michael Kors has just the thing. This fresh, stylish, and sporty accessory provides a new home for his cards and cash and will put a smile on his face every time he reaches over to fight you for the cheque.
Striped Birdseye Cotton Blend Polo Shirt
It’s a well-known fact that all Dads love polo shirts, and this one is guaranteed to become his favourite this summer and beyond. Its contemporary stripes and soft amethyst hue will push his style boundaries, while its cotton-polyester knit will get softer and more comfortable with every wash.
