The color is to be white with a light ivory cast. Eyes - Pink

The information on the colors listed  below are the working standard.  
These colors can be show but can not go up for Best of Breed at this time.  
To be able to show you must present a copy of the working standard to the judge at the time of showing.

CALIFORNIAN / HIMALAYAN

Body color is to be white with a slight ivory cast. Color markings on nose, ears, feet and tail are to be black as possible. Toenails colored. Eyes - Pink.

RED

Color is to be a flame, orange red, spread evenly over the entire body. It is to be a creamy color along the line of the jaws and the small eye circles. Belly color of reddish orange to dark cream to be as narrow as possible. Underside of the tail and crotch area to be a light ivory. Lap spots  (between belly and crotch) are to be a deep orange red. The richness of the surface color is enhanced by good depth of color. Under color on the back and sides is to be orange. Toenails are to be dark. Eyes - Brown.

BLACK

Color shall be a uniform jet back, with unusual brilliancy, running deep towards the skin.  Under Color is to be uniform over the entire body.  Toenails to be dark. Eyes- Brown.

CHINCHILLA

The under color is to be slate blue. The intermediate ring color is tonea clearly defined light pearl.  The surface color is to be a sparking blend of black and pearl.  The surface color results from the blending of the three remaining layers.  Immediately above the intermediate ring color should be a narrow black band, followed by a layer of white guard hairs.  The body  surface color should extend down the side and over the rump as far as possible.  Head, chest, feet, and outer leg color should  match the body surface  color without distinct ticking.  The neck and jaw line fur is to be slightly lighter than  the body color.  Eye circles of light pearl should be narrow and well defined. The top of the tail is to be black, interspersed with white and the underside of the tail is to be white.  The belly undercolor is to be slate blue or white, with slate preferred.  The belly surface color is to be white. toenails are to be pigmented (dark preferred).  Eyes- Brown eyes are preferred, blue-gray are acceptable.

CHOCOLATE

Color is to be dark, glossy, chocolate brown throughout, running deep towards the skin. It is to be free from all other color tints.  Under color is to be dove.  Toenails are to be dark.Eyes- Brown with ruby cast in subdued light

COPPER

The under color is to be slate blue. The intermediate ring color is to be a clearly defined coppery orange.  The surface color is to be a rich blend of black and coppery orange.  The
surface color results from  the blending of the three remaining layers. Immediately above the intermediate ring color should be a narrow black band, followed by a layer of coppery orange guard hairs and topped with black guard hairs. The body surface color should extend down the sides and over the rump as far as possible.  Head, chest, feet, and outer leg color should match the body surface color without  distinct ticking. The neck and jaw line fur is to be slightly lighter than the body color.  Eye circles of light creamy orange should be narrow and well defined. The top the tail is to be black, interspersed with coppery orange and the underside of the tail is to be cream. The belly undercolor is to be slate blue or white, with slate preferred.  The belly surface color is to be orange or cream. Toenails are to be pigmented (dark preferred).  Eyes -- Brown.

BLACK OTTER

The surface color of the head, outside of the ears, front of fore feet, outside of the ears, and sides of the body are to be the surface and undercolor The Black will have orange marking and ticking color, The belly, nostril, eye circles, jowls, underside of tail, inside of the ears,back of the forefeet, and the inside of the hind feet and legs are to be creamy white, highlighted by an orange or fawn marking as it meets the self color of the body. The undercolor of the belly should match to variety's undercolor description. The triangle and collar are to be orange or fawn. Prominent  orange or fawn ticking is to be evenly distributed around the chest, sides, and lower hindquarters.
The eye color is to be brown in the Blacks
Faults--Fault animals with mealiness on the ears, head, or body; faded or indistinct markings; lack of uniform belly undercolor.