Pinstripe

(PsPs/nPs) Pinstripe

Pinstripe creates 2-3 stripes along the side of the body, either lighter or darker than the base coat. Dominant Pinstripe can add a more saturated color of the basecoat underneath the stripes. Pinstripes should be thin and tapered on the ends.

(nPs) Single Allele

With a single allele carrier an algo can have up to 2 stripes per side, most often just one stripe.

(PsPs) Dominant
In double allele carrier of point, an algo can have up to 3 stripes along the side as well as a saturated gradient color underneath the stripes, akin to a skink's tail. The gradient starts from the tail and spreads up to the hips, or is centralized in the middle of the pinstripe and spreads from the topline.

'Ac/AcG' - Accent Gradient.
A Marking Modifier, with just 'Ac' a Natural Accent color can be added underneath the stripes. With 'AcG' an unnatural  accent color can be used underneath the stripes, for example, blue, yellow, green.

Variation:

Pinstripe can have it's own nuance or a slight fade or transparency at the ends, but must remain tapered and visible in some way.

• Pinstripe can be above or below other markings but must be below all white markings and reversed white marks.

• Pinstripe can be darker or lighter than the base coat, and can be short or long stripes, stripes can intersect but should not touch the topline or spine.

• Pinstripe can have fur texture on furred areas.

• Pinstripe can use colors from the Natural Accents Slider as long as the color is natural to the coat and 'darker' or 'lighter' than the base color. 

• Pinstripe can have a gradient of similar color, darker or lighter than the original color.

Examples: (minis below are not suitable references for ranges. They depict edge varieties, possible color options and shapes. See chart above for acceptable ranges.)