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Maine Coon Coat Colors: A Complete Guide

Maine Coons captivate with their incredible variety of coat colors. Let's explore the main groups to help you choose the perfect kitten.

Solid Colors

A single, uniform color without any pattern: black, blue, red, cream, or white. The fur is evenly colored from root to tip.

Tabby Patterns

The most recognizable group, featuring distinct patterns such as classic (marbled), mackerel (striped), spotted, and ticked. Red and blue tabbies are particularly common.

Tortoiseshell and Tortie

A beautiful blend of red and black (or their diluted variations), typically found in female cats. This striking and always unique coat is truly a sight to behold.

Smoke and Silver

Smoke and silver coats feature a lightened undercoat, creating a stunning, shimmering, and iridescent effect.

With White (Bicolor, Harlequin, Van)

These coats feature white markings on the chest, paws, and muzzle. The amount of white present determines the specific pattern, ranging from small patches to a predominantly white coat.

How to Read the EMS Code

Each coat color is precisely recorded using an EMS code (for instance, MCO n 22 signifies a black classic tabby Maine Coon). In our catalog, every kitten's coat color is clearly listed, helping you choose your perfect little companion.

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