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The story
About this print
This personalised London marathon print displays a map of the London marathon, including their name, photograph, bib number, date and race time.
Fill in the option fields with: 1. Date (i.e. 23 April 2023) can enter year only if preferred. 2. Name (i.e. Toby Anderson) 3. Bib Number (i.e. 17708) optional 4. Race Time (i.e. 4:09:35) 5. Accent colour (i.e. red #FF0000, we use hex colour codes, use the colour picker and this is determined automatically)
A thoughtful gift for Birthday, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Christmas As with all our products, we produce the designs in-house and welcome any customisations/alterations, just ask.
FAQs
01. How do I personalise?
Fill in the custom fields just above the Add to cart button. If you have any specific design requirements,
we can customise the design further - feel free to message us via email/chat.
02. Which paper do you use?
We use thick 310gsm cotton rag paper which is archival, acid free and contains 100% cotton rag fibres,
which are longer, stronger and more durable than wood fibres. Designed specifically for high quality fine
art & photographic inkjet reproduction, it ensures a print life of more than 85 years, meeting the Fine
Art Trade Guild lightfastness requirements of '6 or more on the Blue Wool Scale'.
03. How is it framed?
Our picture frames/mouldings are manufactured in Germany or Italy using materials designed and tested to
the highest standards by Nielsen Bainbridge whom are world-renowned in the industry. We ship all framed
prints
What makes it special
Great design deserves great craftsmanship. That’s why we do everything ourselves — from designing and printing to framing — all in our London studio. Every material is carefully chosen for its quality and sustainability, sourced only from trusted manufacturers in the UK and Europe. While many brands rely on mass-produced frames or outsourced production, we take pride in creating every piece with care — so you receive a product that looks and feels as special as the moment it celebrates.
