Screwed up company 
The page for information is https://blog.redbubble.com/2015/10/mediu...ker-sizes/
But then it says (for example) 3" x 4" = 450 x 600 pix and Files should be PNG with resolution of 200 ppi (DPI)
Which of course for 3" x 4" is 600 pix x 800 pix.
For a small sticker, your image 'as-is' is ok except needs the canvas sizing to 600 x 800 pix and the drawing moving slightly to the center. There is enough room there for the 1/8" border. something like this:
![[Image: G4k7fkM.png]](https://i.imgur.com/G4k7fkM.png)
Since this die cut vinyl & the printer adds the border, the sticker on a background would look like this.
![[Image: wsIWoSN.jpg]](https://i.imgur.com/wsIWoSN.jpg)
Keep with RGB, that is what the printing company wants. If you ever do need a CMYK image out of Gimp 2.10 see
https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-CMYK-c...3#pid11743
The page for information is https://blog.redbubble.com/2015/10/mediu...ker-sizes/
But then it says (for example) 3" x 4" = 450 x 600 pix and Files should be PNG with resolution of 200 ppi (DPI)
Which of course for 3" x 4" is 600 pix x 800 pix.
For a small sticker, your image 'as-is' is ok except needs the canvas sizing to 600 x 800 pix and the drawing moving slightly to the center. There is enough room there for the 1/8" border. something like this:
Since this die cut vinyl & the printer adds the border, the sticker on a background would look like this.
Keep with RGB, that is what the printing company wants. If you ever do need a CMYK image out of Gimp 2.10 see
https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-CMYK-c...3#pid11743