This post is sponsored by CVS, but all of the opinions within are those of The Everygirl editorial board.
20 Easy Father’s Day Gifts Under $100—All Available at CVS
This post is sponsored by CVS, but all of the opinions within are those of The Everygirl editorial board.
Father’s Day has a funny way of arriving right when life gets loudest. School’s wrapping, summer’s gearing up, and somewhere in the chaos is a dad quietly hoping for a little recognition (even if he’d never say so). The good news: pulling off something thoughtful doesn’t require a grand plan or a long shopping list.
CVS has built a Father’s Day lineup that hits every note, from grooming upgrades and wellness products to the unsexy stuff he’ll use every day. Most of it can be grabbed on a single CVS run, with some photo gifts ready for same-day pickup.
Easy on the calendar, easy on the budget, and meaningful where it counts.
If there’s one gift that gets a dad every single time, it’s a printed photo of the people he loves most. This one’s office-approved and on sale for $25 through June 21!
A little texture, a little volume, zero effort. The kind of small upgrade he’d never buy himself but will absolutely use.
Whether it’s beach days, T-ball tournaments, or a backyard barbecue, a solid cooler bag is the gift that makes his whole summer easier.
Oakmoss and musk for the dad who deserves a signature scent. Sophisticated enough to feel intentional, affordable enough for him to wear daily.
A sentimental desk piece he’ll actually use (and you get the soft satisfaction of knowing your gift is part of his morning routine all year long).
A good beard butter softens, conditions, and makes hugs for the kids noticeably less scratchy. Everyone wins.
The insulated tumbler that keeps his coffee cold, his water colder, and the kids’ sticky hands off it (in theory).
The card is half the gift. A handwritten note from the kids tucked into a custom photo card featuring a candid photo? Misty eyes guaranteed.
CVS photo books are available for same-day pickup, so you can fill it with a year in pictures, all the silly outtakes, or every “Dad and me” moment from the camera roll and still have it wrapped by dinner.
If he’s still using the trimmer from his glory days, it’s time. This T-blade handles hair, beard, and mustache. Plus, it’s a little chic. But he doesn’t have to know that.
Because his phone hits 4% the second you actually need to reach him. Slim enough for a pocket, and one charge outlasts an entire day of road-trip “are we there yet?”
For the dad who took up running in January and has been “tight” ever since. He’ll groan dramatically while using it on the living room floor, then do it all over again tomorrow.
The buzzy recovery gadget he eyes online but never actually buys for himself. Six speeds of deep-tissue relief that’ll have him hooked after one use.
Looks like the least exciting gift on the list, becomes the most fought-over item in the house by week two. Heats up fast, runs warm, and somehow always ends up on his side of the bed.
Dermatologist-approved and dad-proof. This hyaluronic acid eye serum does the heavy lifting on tired, dehydrated under-eyes—no intense routine required.
If his morning coffee is sacred, an upgraded mug with his favorite little humans on it guarantees he starts every day thinking of his people.
Keeps water ice-cold through a full day of errands, work, or the sidelines at the kids’ games. A useful upgrade for the dad who’s still drinking out of the cloudy bottle he got from work.
He’ll say his back is fine. His back is not fine. Four attachments later, he’s the one asking when you’re going to “be done with it” so he can keep going.
For game days on the couch with a little one curled up next to him. Pure dad joy.
His personal do-not-disturb sign. And a wallet-friendly way to keep from hearing his YouTube videos 24/7.
Paige spends her working hours on brand work that doesn’t feel like brand work. Before that, community newspapers and country music marketing. She lives in Chicago with her partner and cats, and spends her off-hours trying new restaurants and losing her phone.
This post is sponsored by CVS, but all of the opinions within are those of The Everygirl editorial board.
Feature graphic images credited to: Kaeli Sweigard | Dupe, The Manicurist, Dazzle Dry, and Caroline Taborda | Dupe.