Tuxedo describes a bicolor pattern rather than a color on its own – most often paired with a solid black coat, though the same white pattern can appear with other solid colors too. White spotting shows up on the chest, belly, and paws, and sometimes a touch on the chin or face, giving the impression of a little white shirt and gloves. How much white shows up, and exactly where, is determined by the white spotting gene and can vary even within the same litter.