FATHER'S day is right around the corner, and for those still struggling with gift ideas, there are plenty of stores that can help.
Dads can be tricky to buy presents for sometimes as they might not even know what they want.
Brighton football shirt
For those dads that support Brighton and Hove Albion, why not pre-order them a new club shirt ahead of the 2021/22 Premier League season.
The design for the new home shirt is already memorable after it was worn during the club's 3-2 victory over the league champions, Manchester City, at the Amex Stadium.
The new shirt will set you back £52, at least for the adult sizes. If you want to personalise the back with numbering and lettering, then the cost will increase to £64.
Delivery of the shirts is expected to be dispatched week commencing June 28. So fathers won't have to wait long until they can be kitted out.
Laines Brew Co - a keg of beer
If your dad considers themselves a connoisseur of beer, then why not treat them to Laines Brew co's award-winning Mangolicious pale ale.
The ale is described as a funky and fruity beer, brewed with a blend of the juiciest American Hops and a considerable dollop of Mango puree.
The keg will cost £33 but holds eight pints which are roughly £4.12 each. the ale is 4.7% ABV
Anything from Oddballs
The shop in Kensington Gardens, Brighton, is a specialist in juggling equipment amongst other unique hobby items.
Along with a juggling set of balls, clubs or rings, the shop sells instructional DVDs and books which could help your dad get started.
The shop also sell unicycles, yo-yos, whips, science kits and plenty more toys that will help celebrate your dad's inner child.
Leonidas - Truffle Round Box
Leonidas in Queens Road, Brighton has a great selection of treats for those dads who have a sweet tooth. The Truffle Round Box holds a selection of the shops signature truffles, all contained within a gold and brown luxury box.
The truffles include a variety of dark, milk and champagne chocolates. There are 22 total inside, so everyone can try if your father chooses to share them.
The Round Box costs £29.90.
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