Father's Day Gift Guide: For the Dad Who Has a Style
Most Father's Day gift guides are the same list recycled every year. Grilling accessories. Golf stuff. A fleece he'll never wear.
This isn't that.
This one is for the dad who actually has taste — who picks his clothes with intention, who appreciates something that was designed well and built to last, who doesn't need another mug.
If your dad is into motorcycles, grew up in Brooklyn, or just knows the difference between a tee with a story and a filler shirt from a mall brand, keep reading.
Three Tees Worth Giving
For the dad who lives for the ride — Motorcycle t shirt Arrows
The Arrows tee is the one riders recognize immediately. Circular badge emblem, vintage motorcycle in the center, distressed print on an asphalt tee. It doesn't announce itself — it just has the look of something worn by someone who actually knows what a carburetor is.
This is the BklynMotors bestseller for a reason. The design is tight, the print ages well, and it fits like a tee should: not oversized, not fitted, just right.
If your dad rides, has ridden, or has ever stood in a garage longer than necessary — this is the one.
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For the dad who claims Brooklyn — Kings County Riders V2
"Kings County" is what they called Brooklyn before it was Brooklyn. Old name, original name — the one that meant something before anyone was branding the borough.
The Kings County Riders V2 tee is a black shirt with a distressed white arch across the chest, a red vintage motorcycle below it, and "Kings County Riders" in a red banner at the bottom. Classic motor club aesthetic. The kind of graphic that would have been stenciled on a garage door in 1965.
For the dad with Brooklyn roots, who talks about what the neighborhood was like, who drives back through on Sundays just to see it — this one lands.
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For the dad who just loves good design — Motorcycle T Shirt Eagle
The Eagle tee is art-deco all the way. Horizontal winged emblem stretched across the chest, "Brooklyn" on one wing, "Motors" on the other, with a symmetrical vintage bird in the center. Navy shirt. The kind of design that looks like it belongs on a bomber jacket patch from 1943.
This one works even if your dad has never touched a motorcycle. The design stands on its own — it's the shirt that people ask about when he wears it.
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Why These Three Work as a Gift
A graphic tee is personal in a way a lot of gifts aren't. It says something specific — about where you're from, what you value, what you're into. These three cover different versions of that: the rider, the borough loyalist, the design person.
Any one of them works as a standalone gift. All three together are a proper haul.
They're $30–$35 each. They ship fast. They look nothing like the gifts he's gotten before.
The Practical Details
Unisex premium tees — run true to size. If your dad is between sizes, size up. Vintage wash prints get better with washing, not worse.
Ordering for Father's Day (June 15)? Order by June 11 to be safe on shipping.
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BklynMotors is built around Brooklyn moto culture — the neighborhoods, the bikes, the people who've been here since before it was a lifestyle brand. Your dad will feel the difference.
