Collingswood Gift Guide: Dads and Grads

Fathers Day is Sunday, June 16, and Collingswood will graduate its Class of 2013 four days later.

If you're doing some shopping for the dads and grads in your life and want to keep your dollars in the local economy, Collingswood Patch is here to help.

Check out these selections from borough businesses, many of which are offering discounts for Patch readers.

The American Table has grilling tools, rubs and sauces for Dad; or, pick up a six-pack, insulated beverage tote that holds six 12-20-ounce cans or bottles—perfect to take to your favorite Collingswood B.Y.O.B. $5-32; get 20% off a purchase of $30 or more when you mention Patch!

Frugal has your Fathers' Day covered with vintage and contemporary ties, form skinny to extra-wide, leather to silk. $5.99-19.99.

Fishlegs Vintage on etsy has a colorful set of four, mid-century modern shot glasses among its vintage barware. Items can be mailed to you, or save by picking up locally with code "Collingswood" at checkout. $16.

Looking for something fashionable for your loved one? Melanie and Coco of Rumi Sumaq have a pair of charming macrame bracelets for dads and grads. $30-90.

Aenigma has a great selection of gifts for Dad—watches, money clips, bracelets, cuff links, necklaces and leather jewelry cases; wine stoppers, bottle openers, bookmarks and coasters. To receive 20% OFF your Father's Day gift purchase, say "I read Collingswood Patch" at checkout.

At Evelyn Taylor Designs, the French cuff is no longer a thing of the past. Hip dads and recent grads love to look polished and chic just like the rest of us. Normally $45, but save 25 percent through June 30 with coupon code SAVE25.

At Collingwood Music you can treat Dad or the new grad to the gift of expression with a gift certificate for music lessons. Or, take 15% off any merchandise in the shop if you mention Patch.

For the dad or grad in your life, give the gift of continuing education at ExtraordinaryED—a fireworks class is just the thing in advance of July Fourth—or a Tai Chi class to keep them moving and flexible. $20.

Dig This has loads of vintage gifts for the special people in your life, including a handsome, tufted leather arm chair in black ($395), a very swanky martini set on a chrome and mirrored tray ($65), or 17-inch cast locomotive sign from the London Midland Railway ($295) for train enthusiasts or industrial steampunk fans.

Did we miss anything? Send us updates and we'll put it in our gift guide.