For my first Split Marathon idea, I picture my name printed like a race bib across the chest, with a tiny map of the course wrapping around the side, so it feels like I literally ran the city even if I’m just power walking to brunch.

For another Split Marathon design, I want a tongue‑in‑cheek graphic that says I came for the carbs, stayed for the kilometers, with little icons of pasta bowls, gel packets, and the finish arch all orbiting a tired but smug cartoon version of me.

I’d create a Split Marathon concept that splits the shirt vertically, one half showing sunny tourist Split with cocktails and beaches, the other half showing sweaty race Split with pace charts and water stations, because that dual personality is exactly why runners love this event.

I imagine a Split Marathon design that looks like a vintage travel poster, but the glamorous cruise ship is replaced by a pack of runners charging along the waterfront, turning the whole city into one big, slightly chaotic, finish‑line photo.