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American Shorthair - Colors are broken into four divisions: solid colors-black, white, red, and cream; particolors (combinations of two or more colors); tortoiseshell, calico, blue-cream, and bicolor; shaded and smoke colors; and tabby patterns (classic, mackerel, and patched)-brown, red, cream, and cameo.
American Shorthairs come in any color or pattern available to me, but natural ones will be far more common.
Birman - The acceptable colors depend on the association; for example, in the CFA only the four original Birman colors are recognized: seal point, blue point, chocolate point, and lilac point, since these are the naturally occurring colors. TICA, in addition to the four traditional colors, accepts: cinnamon, fawn, red, and cream point; torti particolor points in seal, blue, chocolate, frost (lilac), and cinnamon; lynx particolor points in seal, blue, chocolate, cinnamon, frost, fawn, red, and cream; and torbie particolor points in seal, blue, chocolate, cinnamon, frost, and fawn.
Egyptian Mau - Maus have the distinction of being the only spotted variety of domestic cat. They can come in these colors: silver, bronze, smoke, black and blue/pewter.
Ragdoll - Ragdolls come in 6 different colors - seal, chocolate, flame, and the corresponding "dilutes" such as blue, lilac and cream. This also includes the tortoiseshell pattern in all colors and the three patterns: pointed, mitted, and bicolor.
Russian Blue - Even bright blue throughout; lighter shades of blue preferred; guard hairs distinctly silver-tipped giving the cat a silvery sheen or lustrous appearance; definite contrast between ground color and tipping.
Siamese - The Siamese cat’s coat is based on the color cream and can have one of four colors: lilac point, seal point, blue point or chocolate point, and these are the 4 colors that are accepted in all associations around the world. The color appears on the Siamese cat’s nose, ears, paws and tail.
Snowshoe - In registries and cat associations, the recognized Snowshoe coat color is point coloration, with a light body color and darker ears, face mask, legs, and tails. The American Cat Fanciers Association and the American Association of Cat Enthusiasts recognize seal point coloration and blue point coloration while the Fédération Internationale Féline recognizes seal, blue, black, chocolate, red, cream, cinnamon, and fawn point coloration.
Tonkinese - Tonks come in four colors and exhibit a wide variety of patterns. The three main patterns are mink, solid and pointed. Solid is essentially a Burmese coat pattern; pointed a Siamese pattern. Mink is a unique Tonkinese pattern, with shaded "points" like the Siamese, with the body coloured in a shade harmonising with the point color. The most commonly accepted colors are: platinum, champagne, blue, and natural. Typically, solid Tonkinese cats have gold or blue- green eyes, cats with the pointed pattern are blue-eyed, and the mink cats have a shade of aquamarine.
Turkish Angora - Any color or pattern except those showing hybridization resulting in the colors chocolate, lavender, the Himalayan pattern, or these combinations with white.
Hybrids - Hybrids are oftentimes the product of crossbreeding, and may contain traits of either breed. The kitten of two hybrids can breed true, and it's exceedingly rare to breed a hybrid hybrid. Genes have been known to skip generations.
Only available through breeding or customs
Customs - All manner of kodocha can be produced through customs, though sometimes a certain breed is selected.
