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Last-minute Father's Day deals

With only a few days to spare, here are a selection of luxurious presents that dad will love, with deals that would make him proud.

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For the sharp-dressed dad

Zachary Prell shirt: $165

Custom tailoring may be the ultimate clothing luxury, but all that pinning can cost a pretty penny. This year opt for the next best thing: an expertly tailored shirt by former i-banker Zachary Prell.

Prell spun his experience on Wall Street into the smart fitting business of shirts. And what he came up with looks as good under a three-piece suit as it does with a pair of slacks - thanks to a slim fit, contrasting stripe down the side, and spread collar that works opened or closed.

Order now and get a leather carrying case ($30 value) for free, while supplies last.


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Last updated June 13 2008: 11:58 AM ET
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