In Portugal, Father's Day is just around the corner, which means it's time to think about the best presents for the best Father! We know it may not always be easy to choose, so we've put together our best suggestions.

Luxus Cobalt Blue Bath Towels
There's nothing better to prolong the sensation of a relaxing bath than wrapping yourself in a cloud. The 550 GSM bath towels in our Luxus collection are designed to provide a touch of luxury and comfort after every bath. The cobalt blue colour adds a touch of elegance and modernity to the bathroom, making these towels a functional and sophisticated gift.

Bathrobes
Made to last and with excellent materials, Torres Novas bathrobes are the perfect gift for dads who deserve to relax in comfort and elegance, whether it's in the morning when they wake up or at the end of the day to rest. To make them even more special, they can be embroidered on the chest or wrist. Soft and enveloping, it's like you're giving them a hug!

Pena Beach Towel
For dads who love the sun and the sea, the Pena beach towel is the perfect choice. With a reversible design, a single towel offers two different patterns, so you can choose according to your mood. What's more, a high-quality towel promises comfort and style with every dip.

Pillows
Rest is essential and, for a father who deserves peaceful nights, there's nothing better than a pillow carefully designed for maximum comfort. Made from premium materials, Torres Novas pillows guarantee the ideal support for a restful sleep - even for dads who snore a lot!



Surprise! Retro sportsmen embroidery
Barra (cotton) and Mafra (linen) napkins and Luxus towels can now be embroidered with exclusive designs inspired by the world of tennis and golf. These details add personality and charm to each piece, making them unique and personalised gifts for Father's Day. Available in 50x50 cm napkins (pack of 2) and 15x15 cm cocktail napkins (pack of 4) in the table collections and in face towels (50x100 cm) and bidet towels (30x50 cm) in the Luxus bathroom collection.

Now what? Has it become easier or more difficult to decide what to offer?