BICOLOR

The Bicolor pattern is one of the most popular patterns. It starts with the inverted V on their face. This V is preferred to reside between the inner and outer corners of the eye, but it is best when it is right through the middle of each eye. You also want this V to be as symmetrical as possible if you are showing, and there can be no dark marks inside the V including a dark chin. As you continue, the Bicolor pattern should have all white feet and a white belly. On their back, they have a color “saddle”, which can be a solid color, or it is allowed to be broken with white.

Seal Bicolor

Blue Bicolor

Seal Lynx Bicolor

Blue Lynx Bicolor

Tortie/Torbie Bicolor

Red/Cream Bicolor

MITTED

The Mitted pattern can be a little harder to understand. The front paws are white/mitted, and it is preferred that the white goes to the bend of the cats “wrist”. They also have white boots in the back, and it is preferred that the white goes to at least the hock or “knee” of the cats leg or even slightly higher than that. The last thing that the mitted pattern has is a white chin that continues from the chin, down the neck and chest, through the belly, and all the way to their bum!

Seal Mitted

Blue Mitted

Seal Lynx Mitted

Blue Lynx Mitted

Red/Cream Mitted

COLORPOINT

We currently do not produce kittens in the Colorpoint pattern. We *might* have Colorpoints in 2026 once Merlin starts breeding.

The Colorpoint pattern has darker/pointed feet, tail, face, and ears. The perfectly marked colorpoint has no white on it, but sometimes they will get some white on their chest or other areas which actually disqualifies them from the show hall. A colorpoint needs to have no white to be able to participate in the show.