Blue

The Blue Point Ragdoll has a grey colour and can be a light grey to a deep dark grey. The points should be blue-grey. The chest and stomach should be lighter in colour that the body.

Seal

The Seal Point Ragdoll could be described as dark brown The points are deep seal brown while the body is beige to light brown. The chest and stomach are lighter in colour that the body.

Chocolate

The Chocolate Point Ragdoll is light brown/milk chocolate and the body should be ivory. The mask on the face is often not fully developed. The chest and stomach should be lighter in colour than the body. The paw pads and nose leather should be cinnamon.

Lilac

The Lilac Point Ragdoll could be described as very light grey. The body colour should be milk/glacial white. The points should be lilac grey or have a pinkish tone. Similar to the Chocolate Point, the mask on the face is often not fully developed (compared to a Seal or Blue for example).

Red*

The Red Point Ragdolls are red or orange in colour. They are also known as Flame Point ragdoll. The points should be a deep orange red, the deeper the better. The paw pads and the nose should be leather to hot pink. The reds take a long time to get their full colour.

 Cream*

A Cream Point is the "dilute" version of the Red/Flame (the recessive). The face, ears, feet and tail could be any shade of cream from deep cream to a pale cream. The body colour of the Cream Point Ragdoll should be white.

Tortie*

In general the Tortie overlays any of the above patterns. Tortie Points, colour-wise, will generally have Red or Cream mixed ("patches") with one of the other colours; they can for example be seal/flame or blue/cream. A Torbie Ragdoll is a Tortie Ragdoll with the lynx markings. 

Colourpointed Ragdoll

Colourpoint Ragdolls have a coloured mask, ears, feet, nose, paws and tail with a lighter shade on the body.

Bicolour Ragdolls*

The Bicolour pattern in Ragdolls is marked by a white inverted "V" starting on the forehead in their mask. They have point coloured ears and tail. The legs, feet, ruff and stomach should be white. The nose and paw pads of a bi-colour should be pink. A kitten that ends up with two mitted genes is called high mitted which looks just like a bicolour but is genetically different, so it is not a "true" bicolour.

Mitted Ragdolls

Mitted Ragdolls have the same points as colourpoints but their legs have white "mitts" on the front feet (like "socks") and white boots on the back legs. The chin should be white and there should be a white belly stripe. Mitted kittens could have a blaze (a white spot on the face).

Tabby

Tabby is not really a pattern as it can overlay any of the other patterns. In other words, it is possible to have a lynx point, a lynx mitted or a lynx bicolour Ragdoll. Lynx is basically the tabby striping and looks like the letter "W" on its forehead. The legs should have clearly defined, broken stripes of different sizes. There is also a white "eyeliner" around the eyes.