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Ducati Father’s Day Gift Ideas for the Ducatista Dad

From a $9 Ducati Corse keyring to the full 2026 team look, here are some suitably red Father’s Day gifts for the Ducati devotee.

Motorcycle News by Motorcycle News
August 27, 2026
in Ducati News, Motorcycle News, New Products

Ducati Father’s Day Gift Ideas for 2026

Father’s Day falls on Sunday, 6 September 2026, and if Dad speaks fluent Desmo, knows his Panigale from his Multistrada and considers Ducati Red a neutral colour, the usual socks may struggle to cut it.

Fortunately, Ducati’s Australian apparel and accessories range offers plenty of alternatives. We have picked out gifts spanning everything from a nine-dollar keepsake to official 2026 Ducati Corse team-replica apparel.

There are options for MotoGP followers, WorldSBK fans and those who simply like a bit of Borgo Panigale style in their everyday wardrobe.


Ducati Corse Shield Rubber Key Ring

A$9

Proof that a genuine Ducati gift does not necessarily require Panigale money. This practical PVC key ring carries an embossed Ducati Corse shield, complete with the brand’s unmistakable colours.

It is an easy little addition to Dad’s bike keys, garage keys or the keys to whichever vehicle he insists is merely making room for his next Ducati.

Ducati Corse shield-shaped rubber key ring with a silver split ring.
The Ducati Corse Shield rubber key ring is the most affordable gift in our Father’s Day selection.

See the Ducati Corse Shield Rubber Key Ring.

New Era Ducati Corse Classic Cap

A$57

Created in collaboration with New Era, the DC Classic cap combines Ducati Red with a prominent Ducati Corse shield patch.

The polyester and spandex construction, embroidered detailing and classic peak make it suitable for race weekends, Sunday coffee runs or hiding whatever the helmet did to Dad’s hair.

Front three-quarter view of a red New Era Ducati Corse cap.
Ducati’s New Era DC Classic cap features a prominent Ducati Corse shield patch.

See the New Era Ducati Corse Classic Cap.

Ducati Corse Livery T-Shirt

A$66

For the Ducati fan who prefers his branding a little more restrained, the black DC Livery T-shirt uses a Ducati Red graphic inspired by the curves, speed and movement of the racing world.

It is made from 100 per cent cotton with a regular cut, making it an easy everyday option that still carries a clear connection to Ducati Corse.

Front view of a black Ducati Corse Livery T-shirt with red chest graphics.
The black DC Livery T-shirt carries a red racing-inspired graphic across the chest.

See the Ducati Corse Livery T-Shirt.

Dual MM93 Men’s T-Shirt

A$72

If Dad is firmly in the Marc Márquez camp, the red Dual MM93 T-shirt should leave little doubt about where his loyalties lie.

The pure cotton shirt combines Ducati and MM93 graphics with a silhouette of Márquez’s distinctive helmet. It is the uncomplicated choice for the fan who wants to wear his allegiance without dressing like a complete pit crew.

Rear view of a red Dual MM93 T-shirt with white Ducati Corse and Marc Márquez lettering.
Ducati Corse and Marc Márquez branding is carried across the shoulders of the Dual MM93 T-shirt.

See the Dual MM93 Men’s T-Shirt.

Ducati Corse Livery Sling Backpack

A$77

The compact DC Livery sling backpack provides a practical gift for everyday trips, race meetings and those occasions when Dad insists he can travel with considerably less luggage than everybody else.

It features two external pockets, an internal pocket, an ergonomic shoulder pad and a ventilated 3D-mesh back. The neon-red Ducati graphic gives the otherwise functional black design a suitably racy finish.

Front view of a red and black Ducati Corse Livery sling backpack.
The compact DC Livery sling backpack brings Ducati Corse styling to everyday carrying duties.

See the Ducati Corse Livery Sling Backpack.

GP Team Replica 26 T-Shirt

A$117

The Diadora GP Team Replica 26 T-shirt brings the look of Ducati’s official MotoGP team into the grandstand, garage or local café.

The 100 per cent cotton shirt uses the team’s black-and-red colour scheme, racing-inspired graphics and sponsor markings. It also carries Ducati’s 100th-anniversary logo, giving this particular edition some extra commemorative appeal.

Front view of a red and black Ducati GP Team Replica 26 T-shirt with sponsor logos.
The GP Team Replica 26 T-shirt echoes Ducati’s official MotoGP team apparel with sponsor and centenary graphics.

See the GP Team Replica 26 T-Shirt.

Dual MM93 Hooded Sweatshirt

A$145

The Dual MM93 hoodie turns up the Marc Márquez factor with an energetic red-and-black design, adjustable drawstring hood and full-length front zip.

Its 80 per cent cotton and 20 per cent polyester construction makes it a useful layer for cooler mornings, evening race sessions and winter garage tinkering. It is considerably more exciting than another sensible grey jumper.

Front view of a red and black Ducati Dual MM93 zip-up hoodie.
The Dual MM93 hoodie combines a full-length zip with bold red-and-black Marc Márquez styling.

See the Dual MM93 Hooded Sweatshirt.

SBK Team Replica 26 Half-Zip Sweatshirt

A$199

MotoGP may receive plenty of attention, but Ducati’s WorldSBK faithful are well catered for too.

This half-zip sweatshirt takes its design cues from the clothing worn by the Aruba.it Racing – Ducati World Superbike team. It combines the familiar red-and-black colour scheme with team patches, embroidery, sponsor graphics and a 65 per cent cotton construction.

Rear view of a Ducati SBK Team Replica 26 sweatshirt with Aruba.it and Ducati Corse logos.
Aruba.it and Ducati Corse markings identify the WorldSBK inspiration behind the Team Replica 26 sweatshirt.

See the SBK Team Replica 26 Half-Zip Sweatshirt.

Understated Ducati Outerwear

From A$249

Not every Ducatista wants to arrive looking ready to hand Marc Márquez a pit board. Ducati’s broader Australian casual-wear catalogue includes several more subdued outerwear options.

Among those currently listed are the DC Sport windproof jacket at A$249 and the Smart 2.0 down jacket at A$349. Ducati advises customers to contact an authorised dealer for further information and availability on products shown in this catalogue.

Explore the Ducati Australia casual-wear collection.

GP Team Replica 26 Rain Jacket

A$408

At the top end of our selection is the Diadora GP Team Replica 26 rain jacket, inspired by the outerwear of Ducati’s official MotoGP team.

The black-and-red jacket uses water-resistant technical fabric and includes two external pockets, a detachable hood and a drawstring volume adjustment. Sponsor graphics and Ducati’s centenary logo complete the factory-team appearance.

It should be ideal for wet race weekends and general casual wear, although it is sportswear rather than protective motorcycle riding equipment.

Front view of a red and black Ducati GP Team Replica 26 rain jacket with sponsor logos.
The GP Team Replica 26 rain jacket brings official Ducati MotoGP team styling to wet race weekends.

See the GP Team Replica 26 Rain Jacket.


Something Red for Dad

Whether Dad owns a Ducati, is saving for one or simply believes every motorcycle looks faster with a little Italian red involved, the range offers Father’s Day options across a useful spread of budgets.

Browse the complete Ducati Corse sportswear collection and remember to check sizing, availability and delivery estimates before ordering.

Prices shown are in Australian dollars and were current at the time of writing. Pricing, stock and delivery estimates may change. Casual-wear catalogue products may require confirmation through an authorised Ducati dealer.

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