The three patterns
Colorpoint has no white. Mitted adds white feet, chin and belly. Bicolor adds an inverted white V on the face and a mostly white underside.
Overlays
Lynx adds tabby striping inside the points. Tortie breaks the color into patches and only appears in females. Torbie is tortie plus lynx striping, and it is where our program spends most of its time.
Our focus
We breed mainly lynx and tabby points, tortie and torbie girls, and the chocolate and lilac lines. Color is confirmed by DNA, not by guessing from the photos.
Point colors
Seal
Dark brown points, cream body
Blue
Grey points, bluish white body
Chocolate
Warm milk chocolate points
Lilac
Pale pinkish grey points
Red and cream
Less common, warm points
Eyes
Blue in every color
How to read a listing
Naming a Ragdoll color
Color first, then overlay, then pattern, for example blue lynx mitted
Points darken with age, so a four week old kitten looks much paler
Chocolate and lilac carriers are only proven by DNA testing
White markings should be symmetrical in show quality cats