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Father’s Day Gift Guide

June 3rd, 2015

Father, dad, daddy-o. Whatever you call your old man, we know he is more special to you than words could ever express. For whatever type of dad he is, this Father’s Day we have that one-of-a-kind present at the RMG giftshop. Trust us, he doesn’t need another screwdriver set.

The Class Act

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Handmade cufflings – $40

The Brew Mister

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Bottle opener – $10

The Fisherman

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Hip flask – $36

Mister Mo’

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Shaving kit – $20

Funny Man

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Card – $5 or $6 each

Mr. Clean

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Beer soap – $6 each

Image at top: Handmade soap in various dude-friendly scents including black pepper, tobacco, happy camper, etc. $6 each.

Images and words by Raechel Bonomo

Vol ‘n’ Tell is an ongoing series of blog posts written by RMG Volunteers. Raechel Bonomo is an art enthusiast and writer from Oshawa, Ont.

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