Lykoi

Coat

Roan: All colours and patterns accepted, but must display roan on all non-white portions. Black roan is the most preferred. Roan in cats is unique to Lykoi. White hairs are mixed evenly throughout the coat, ranging from 30% white to 70% white. This is created using special furfiles.
In darker colours, such as black, the white hairs may appear as grey.

Werewolf Hairlessness: The Lykoi's signature semi-hairless coat that causes partial hairlessness. This effect is created using special furfiles. Skin can be dark ( ), light ( or ), or a mix (with partially hairless areas light-skinned and fully hairless areas dark-skinned from tanning). Hairlessness on the ears can use .

• Minimum fully hairless areas: Mask (around the eyes, nose, muzzle, and chin).
• Maximum fully hairless areas: Mask, front legs up to the wrists, back legs up to the ankles, ears.
• Minimum partially hairless areas: Feet, ears.
• Maximum partially hairless areas: Rest of the cat. Hair is lost from the front legs including the shoulders, back legs including the knees, underbelly, neck, and chest first.
  Cats with multiple levels of hairiness are preferred over cats with an overall sparse coat.

Any remaining areas of the cat must be fully coated using a Lykoi roan furfile.

White Patterns: All catz may have a small locket or button on the neck, chest, or belly.
More white than a locket, including solid white, is also accepted, but less preferred. The more white, the less preferred.

Eyes

preferred.
also accepted.
Colourpoints have
Minks have
Catz with at least 50% white spotting may have one or two
Solid white catz may have any of the above.

Nose

coordinating with surrounding coat.