Love You Dad

This hamper didn’t just impress my dad—it made him feel appreciated. He kept saying ‘so much thought has gone into this.’ The mandarin candle and shower gel are his new favorites, and the photo frame is now beside his recliner chair. For anyone wondering—just go for it. It’s warmth, wrapped in wood and love.

I gave this to my Appa on Father’s Day after years of not doing much. The moment he saw the photo frame, he smiled. But when he opened the letter, he got quiet… and then gave me a pat on the back—his way of showing deep love. For a man of few words, this gift said it all

Baba is not someone who expects gifts, but this one really surprised him. The hamper looked so classy with the wooden tray and premium items. He called me to say he never thought a gift could feel so personal. The almonds and chocolate were his post-lunch favourites for a week! Definitely ordering again for his retirement soon.

I live in Bangalore and couldn’t be with my father in Kochi for his 60th birthday. This hamper felt like a piece of me reaching home. Amma said he opened it slowly, one item at a time, reading the letter last and tearing up. He’s been using the deodorant every day and keeps the succulent on his study table. A perfect, perfect gift.

I’ve never seen my Appa get emotional over a gift before, but this hamper did the magic. The handwritten letter brought back so many memories, and he just hugged me tight. He especially loved the Body Shop shower gel and the candle—said it made his morning routine feel luxurious. Thank you for helping me say what I couldn’t all these years.