Happy Father's Day, dads!

Happy Father's Day, dads!

We are so happy to wish you all a Happy Father's Day. We sincerely hope it's filled with all the love he deserves, whether you're all spending the day together, or making heartfelt Skype calls to all the dad-types scattered around.

(Psst..stepfathers too. Don't forget them, our friend David reminds us!)

Of course we do have a sweet spot in our heart for the new dads of the world--or even the dads-to-be. Which is why we love this sweet, simple, and handmade, Dad Tattoo Onesie.

The design is hand-embroidered by Sweet Tea Sundries on Etsy. It's 100% cotton, machine washable, and available in four sizes from three months to twelve months. Perfect for the alternative new dad--you know, the one who has a stunning beard, makes the best hummus on the block, and has sweetly inked sleeves on the arms that tenderly rock you to sleep while he croons songs by The National.

While it's too late to grab it for today, grab it today anyway. We imagine it's the kind of thing a proud papa will love any day at all. -Delilah

Find the Dad Tattoo Onesie and other hand-embroidered designs at Sweet Tea Sundries on Etsy.

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