Buying for a sports-mad Dad this Father’s Day?

Whether you're looking for a small gift from the kids or you're ready to splash out on something he'll genuinely get excited about, there’s plenty of official supporter gear to choose from — whatever your budget.

We've broken down some of our favourite Father’s Day sports gifts under $50, $100 and $150 to make finding the right present a little easier.

Father’s Day Sports Gifts Under $50

You don't need a huge budget to find a great gift for a sports fan.

In fact, under $50 is one of the easiest price points to shop — particularly if you're buying a gift from the kids, looking for a little extra present, or shopping for a Dad who already owns plenty of team gear.

Scarves & Beanies

You can't go wrong with the classics.

A team scarf or beanie is perfect for winter footy and an easy way for Dad to add his team's colours to game day.

They're also a great choice for a newer fan who might not be ready to jump into a full jersey just yet.

New Era Caps

For something he'll wear well beyond game day, check out the latest New Era caps.

New Era is constantly releasing new styles and designs, so even if Dad already owns a team cap, there's a good chance you'll find something different to add to his collection.

Coffee Mugs

If the first thing Dad reaches for every morning is a coffee, give his usual mug an upgrade.

A team coffee mug is a simple, practical Father’s Day gift that lets him start the day with his favourite club.

Perfect for home, the office, or the Dad who likes everyone at work to know exactly where his loyalties lie.

Team Socks

Sometimes the classic Father’s Day gift actually works.

Socks — but make them footy socks.

They're affordable, useful and much more interesting than another pack of plain black ones.

Don't Forget the Clearance Section

Here's where your $50 can go a little further.

Have a look through the clearance range and you may find previous-season team merchandise at significantly reduced prices.

Training shirts and training singlets regularly make their way into clearance, meaning you can sometimes pick up a substantial piece of official team apparel while still keeping your Father’s Day gift under $50.

And let's face it — Dad probably doesn't care if his training shirt is from last season when he's wearing it to the gym, around the house or mowing the lawn.

Father’s Day Sports Gifts Under $100

Got a little more room in the Father’s Day budget?

Once you move towards the $100 mark, you can start looking at official team apparel Dad can wear regularly — not just on game day.

Training Shirts & Singlets

Training gear is one of our favourite Father’s Day options because it's so easy to wear.

A training shirt or singlet gives Dad the chance to represent his team without wearing a full jersey.

They're perfect for the gym, going for a walk, doing jobs around the house or just throwing on for the weekend.

Team Polos

A team polo is the next step up for the Dad who's ready to put his passion on the map.

It's supporter gear he can wear to the pub, a barbecue, lunch, a casual event or to the game itself.

For the Dad who loves his team but isn't necessarily going to wear a jersey everywhere he goes, a polo is a great middle ground.

Hoodies & Jackets

Depending on the team and style, you'll also find selected hoodies and jackets under $100.

And with Father’s Day arriving just as we're coming out of winter, there's still plenty of chilly footy weather left to enjoy them.

A warm team hoodie or jacket is practical, easy to wear and something Dad can pull out season after season.

Father’s Day Sports Gifts Under $150

Now we're into the serious Father’s Day presents.

If you've got up to $150 to spend, you can start looking at some of the pieces that will really make a sports fan's eyes light up when he opens the wrapping paper.

Retro Jerseys

If Dad has followed his team for years, a Retro Jersey can be hard to beat.

Retro jerseys bring back past eras, memorable teams and some of the greatest periods in a club's history.

For long-time supporters, there's often a story attached to a particular jersey — the players who wore it, the games they remember and, hopefully, some great success along the way.

It makes a Retro Jersey more than just another piece of supporter gear. There's a bit of nostalgia wrapped up in it too.

Create Your Own Father’s Day Bundle

You don't necessarily have to spend your $150 on one item.

Why not build Dad his own supporter bundle?

Match a training shirt with a pair of team shorts and you've got a complete set he can wear to the gym, around the house or on the weekend.

Or mix and match a few smaller items based on what he'll actually use.

A shirt and shorts.

A polo and cap.

A training singlet, beanie and socks.

Building your own bundle can make the gift feel a little more substantial — and gives Dad a few things to unwrap on Father’s Day morning.

Shop the Sales and Make $150 Go Further

Just like the under-$50 category, don't overlook clearance when you've got a bigger budget.

Mixing current merchandise with a discounted piece from a previous season can help you build a much bigger Father’s Day gift without increasing your spend.

Dad gets more team gear.

You stay within budget.

Everybody wins.

So, What's Your Father’s Day Budget?

You don't need to spend a fortune to find something a sports-mad Dad will love.

Under $50? Keep it simple with a scarf, beanie, New Era cap, mug, socks or a clearance bargain.

Under $100? Step up to training gear, a polo or selected hoodies and jackets.

Under $150? Go for a Retro Jersey, or have some fun building your own shirt-and-shorts bundle.

Whatever your budget, there's one thing that matters more than the price tag:

Get his team right.

Do that, and you're already halfway to winning Father’s Day.