A wedge shaped blaze of white should run from muzzle to neck, running between colored ears. The saddle on the rear half of the body should be of solid color, and the dividing line between color and white should be as straight and clean-cut as possible, above and under as well. The color should extend well into the tail, and the remaining area should be flesh-colored. The white stops on the hind feet should be uniform in length, and their dividing line should be about halfway between the toes and the hocks. The white portion of the Dutch should be a clean, pure white, and all markings should be clear and sharp.
Dutch mice are normally cobby and smaller in body type.
The splashes should be small and numerous, ragged in outline but approximately equal in size, and well distributed over the entire body. Unauthorized copying of any part constitutes a breach of copyright law.