Traits

Traditional fur as swirls in the thick strands. Shijis with this fur have thick, long eyebrows. The fur starts at their chin. They also have fur tufts with swirls on wrists and ankles.
The Shiji can have a back mane, but doesn't have to.

A fur type that has no back mane. The long strands of hair start at the base of the head and reach commonly till the knee. The strands have to look like the example.

Most of the shiji's body is covered in thick, fluffy, messy fur. 
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A fur trait which causes the fur to grow almost or completely over the face, and then drape down in long, firm layers. The hair mimics capes/wings, with firm, outward pointing tips (can have lots of points, or a few!).
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No scales of fur, just skin.

Top hair that max reaches down to the chest. Fluff on the upper arms resembles a sleeve. It can have thigh sleeves as well, but that is optional. This fur type has very fluffy feet.

Moth fur has a round fur collar, tufts at the wrists and fur on the legs and feet, looking like legwarmers.

The Shiji can have a haircut of course.

Fluffel fur is a bit like tuft fur. It has a back mane and different variations of fur on the body. One of them HAS to be there, two are the regular variants.

• Fur along the arms.
• Fur along the shins and feet
• Fur along the cheeks. (See Rem)

A common trait, wirehaired fur gives shiji a more coarse, wiry fur, often longer along the back and lower legs and arms. Additionally, this trait adds longer, scruffy eyebrows, beard/mustache, and cheek fluff on the head. 
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Neck fur has longer, hanging fur, that starts on the top of the head and goes down the spine, until the shoulder blades. The farther down, the shorter the mane.

Raptor fur has feathers on the outside of the arms, and the hips. The feathers on the hips are the longest, then they taper down in length as they go down the thighs. There is still a normal mane on the back.

Fuu fur has no back mane. The fur is made of multiple floaty strands of hair on the head, almost looking like feelers, and curled fur tufts on wrists and ankles.

Petal fur resembles matted fur in the texture. There are longer patches of fur on the hands, feet and sides of the hips. The shiji still has a mane on the back.

Fur and back mane that grow upwards.

Perm fur is a normal fur with a back mane. It has two lines of longer fur in the front and down the hips, which curl to the outside.

Lion fur has the complete head of the Shiji covered in a thick mane. The hair starts at the cheeks as well and goes down below the pectoral muscles. The Shijis can still have a back mane.

Matted fur is like normal fur, but in a matted state. The Shijis who have this type have long bangs, but still have a back mane. Matted fur can change the fur on the tail to be also matted, the general shape of it should not be changed though.

A fur type that resembles a jacket. It has a mane on the back.

A fur type that grows in patches down the body. It is not a normal mane.