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" Because, for a man, few things look better than leather. And because, like Dad, the stuff is rugged, timeless, and only gets better with the wear and tear of getting older. With that in mind, we scoured the Internet to find three items that will work in your old man&amp;#039;s wardrobe. They may arrive late by now, but that doesn&amp;#039;t mean Dad won&amp;#039;t appreciate them. After all, they&amp;#039;ll probably last longer than he does. The Bag: You know Barbour as the maker of classic waxed coats that Dad probably already loves, having owned one since he was in his teens. Now: get to know them for their new line of travel bags. The Explorer, pictured above, is made for throwing around on a weekend trip \u2014 it&amp;#039;s already been nicely distressed \u2014 and features the classic tartan inside. Sure to make him nostalgic for his younger years. (About $370, barbourbymail.co.uk). The Flask: Because his scotch has never looked this good. And because tailgating season is coming up and Dad might as well approach it with style. Grab one for yourself, too. ($125, jackspade.com). The Card Case: Smythson is a safe bet for any man the respects history: the company&amp;#039;s been operating on London&amp;#039;s Bond Street since 1887. The Mara card case above is a great option for a regal gentleman who doesn&amp;#039;t want to disrupt the lines of his suit. Plus, the embossed leather looks like croc without the expense. Use the money you saved to get it stamped with his initials in gold. ($185, smythson.com). "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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