Christmas gifts for retirees

For a retired dad, and the rest of the retired family. The first Christmas after the leaving do is a different gift from the leaving do itself. The job is done, and what they do with the time is the better subject.

Gardening gloves, a trowel and terracotta pots on a shed potting bench beside a string-tied parcel and holly, frost outside.
AI-made illustration.

There are sixteen pictures in the range: gardens, water, golf, walks, reading and the open road. The eight on this page are grouped by how the retired person in your family spends their days. The rest of the range is sorted by format.

Pictures by what fills the week now

  • The allotment or the garden. The Allotment is beans, dahlias and a weathered shed in high summer.
  • Golf. The Nineteenth Fairway is a golfer walking a sunlit parkland fairway with long shadows, in green and gold.
  • Fishing. Still Waters is a lone angler on a misty lake at dawn. The First Cast is a fly fisher mid-cast on a clear upland river.
  • Reading, and staying in. The Reading Chair is an armchair, a pile of books and a steaming cup by a garden window.
  • Walking. Mountain Morning looks out over layered blue mountains at sunrise from a heather ridge.
  • Driving somewhere with no hurry. The Vintage Tourer is a classic open-top car at an overlook above a patchwork valley.
  • The seaside. Harbour Morning is a fishing harbour at low tide, with colourful boats and lobster pots.

Christmas gifts for a retired dad

An armchair by a fire with slippers, a mug and a wrapped flat gift on the side table, Christmas lights behind.
A first Christmas with no work in January.

Pick by the hobby that has taken over the week, not by the job he left. If the shed has become the office, The Allotment or The Potting Shed. If it is the golf club, The Nineteenth Fairway. If he has gone quiet about it and you cannot tell, The Reading Chair suits most front rooms. Retirement gifts for dad covers the year he actually leaves.

Secret Santa for a retiring colleague

When someone's last day falls in December, the office Secret Santa and the leaving collection land in the same fortnight. Keep them apart: the collection buys the main present, and the Secret Santa can be small. An 11oz mug of one of these pictures fits most limits, and it can go home in the bag with the rest of the desk.

Stocking fillers for retirees

The mug and the 500ml bottle are the two formats that fit a stocking. The bottle suits someone whose retirement is mostly walking, fishing or the golf course, because it goes with them. An A4 poster of a picture rolls small enough too, and they can frame it in January.

If they retired this year

The name print sets their name, profession, years of service and workplace under a fixed Happy Retirement headline. That headline suits someone whose last day was this year. For a dad who retired a decade ago, one of the pictures will sit better on the wall. Retirement gifts for dad covers the name print in detail.

Formats

The pictures come as posters from A4 to 70x100 cm, framed posters at A3 or A2 in black or natural wood, canvas from 30x40 to 60x80 cm, framed canvas from 30x40 to 50x70 cm in black, dark wood or natural wood, metal from 30x40 to 50x70 cm and wood at 30x40 or 40x50 cm. Each picture also comes as an 11oz mug or a 500ml bottle. Framed art or canvas explains the difference between the two wall finishes.

Working days before Christmas

A flat parcel on a doormat inside a front door, frost on the step outside.
Up to nine working days from order to door, weekends and bank holidays not counted.

Nothing is made until you order. The press needs two to four working days, delivery needs two to five more, and so the whole thing can take nine working days, with weekends and bank holidays not counted. For arrival by Wednesday 23 December, order by Thursday 10 December with free standard delivery, or by Tuesday 15 December with Priority delivery (£4.99, chosen at checkout). Delivery is inside the price and goes to UK addresses only. Delivery and returns has the full terms.