Bina/Slave Beads: lesser beads, cheap beads, beads of little value, save for their aesthetic charm made into necklaces. Sometimes referred to as "kajira bana" Slave Girl of Gor pg. 82

Body Chain: about five feet in length, made to loop the throat several times, or by alternative windings to bedeck the body in various fashions, not heavy but not light, closely meshed and strong, often decorated sensuously with colorful wooden beads, semiprecious stones and bits of leather. Detachable. At one point of the chain are two sets of clips, one of snap clips, one of lock clips, it is by these clips that the chain can be transformed from slave jewelry into a sturdy and effective device of slave restraint. Rogue of Gor pg. 71 - 72

Camisk: simple, slave garment, about 18" wide: simple rectangle of cloth, containing in its center, a circular opening, worn like a poncho, belted with binding fiber or a light chain, flanks and brand are bared; favored in Tharna. Guardsman of Gor pg 107

Camisk, Turian: a style of camisk worn by slaves in the city-state of Turia; it consists of a piece of cloth shaped like an inverted 'T' with a beveled crossbar; it fastens behind the neck & falls before the wearer's body; the crossbar then passes between her legs & is then brought forward snugly at the hips; it is held in place by a single cord that binds it at the back of the neck, behind the back, & in front at the waist. Guardsman of Gor pg 107

Ceremonial Dress of the Red Savages: long shirtdress of soft-tanned hide with cape like sleeves, almost white. Knee length leggings and moccasins. Painted with designs and fringed. Hair braided in the fashion of the Red Savage, tied with golden string. Necklaces of shells and beads, adornments and trinkets, pierced coins of gold and silver hang from the neck. Silver bracelets upon each wrist. Blood Brothers of Gor pg. 33

Chalwar: high tight vest of silk (normally red), with 2 - 4 hooks, leaving midriff bare; the sashed chalwar is a sashed, diaphanous trousered garment, full but gathered in, closely at the ankles. Tribesmen of Gor pg 105

Chatka: long narrow strip of black leather, fits over the curla in the front, passes under, and then again, from the inside, passes over the curla in the back, worn by the slave girls of the Wagon Peoples. Nomads of Gor pg 30

Curla: the red waist cord worn by slave-girls of the Wagon Peoples; supports the chatka. Nomads of Gor pg 30

Dancing Silks: worn low on the hips, a belt of rolled cloth, yellow dancing silk, in Turian drape, thighs bare, the front right corner of the skirt is thrust behind to the left, the left lower corner of the skirt thrust into the rolled belt at the right hip. Golden bangles are worn on the ankles, more on the left ankle. A yellow halter is worn, hooked high to accentuate the line of beauty. Light chains and pendants looped about the neck, many bracelets worn on the wrist, on the upper arms are worn armlets, tight, being more on the left than the right. Hair is worn loose. Tribesmen of Gor pg. 87

Djellaba (slave): brief, made of rep cloth, coming high upon thighs, used for sleeping in the Tahari. Tribesmen of Gor pg 72

Haik: covers from head to toe, is black, at the eyes is a bit of black lace; non-heeled slippers of black, with curled toes accompany the Haik. Tribesmen of Gor pg 44

Hunters Catch: slave garb made of netting. Guardsman of Gor pg 108

Kajir: Consists of 4 articles, two red, two black, the Curla, the Chatka, the Kalmak, and lastly the Koora. Nomads of Gor pg 30

Kalmak: vest of black leather worn by the slave girls of the Wagon Peoples. Nomads of Gor pg 30

Kes: short tunic of black leather worn by the male slaves of the Wagon Peoples. Nomads of Gor pg 30

Kirtle: ankle - length, made of white wool, sleeveless, split to the belly, worn by the bond-maids of the North. Marauders of Gor pg 81

Koora: strip of red fabric worn as a headband by the slave girls of the Wagon Peoples. Nomads of Gor pg 30

Sirik: light chain favored for female slaves, consists of a Turian type collar, to which a light gleaming chain is attached, which falls to the floor, about 10 - 12 inches longer than is required to reach from the collar to the ankles; to this chain, at the natural fall of the wrists, is attached a pair of slave bracelets; at the end of the chain is attached a set of linked ankle rings, which, when locked upon the ankles lift a portion of the chain from the floor. An incredibly beautiful thing, used to enhance the beauty of the slave. The bracelets and ankle rings can be removed, and used separately, which permits the sirik to function as a slave leash. Nomads of Gor pg 42

Sirik, Work: resembles the common sirik but the wrists, to permit work, are granted about a yard of chain. Like the common sirik, it is a lovely chain, Women are beautiful in it. Kajira of Gor pg 145

Slave Dress of the Red Hunter: Summer: fur wrapped about the feet, tied with hide string, brief fur tunics, hair tied back with red string. Beasts of Gor pg. 153; Winter: Brief fur panties, which bore the sign of the looped binding fiber, sewn in them with red-dyed sinew on the left, which identified them as slaves. Stockings of lart fur, which too, bore the sign of the looped binding fiber on the sides of each stocking. Boots that reached to the crotch, fur trimmed at the top. Hide shirt, also with the sign of the looped binding fiber applied on the left. Two parka's are worn simultaneously, both have fur trimmed hoods, and both carry the identifying mark of the looped binding fiber. Beasts of Gor pg. 184 - 186

Slave Dress of the Red Savage: hair is worn loose, only the Free Women of the Red Savages braid their hair. Blood Brothers of Gor pg. 69 Scandalously short shirt dress. Blood Brothers of Gor pg. 71

Slave Girdle: Tied in such a manner, as to emphasis, not to subtly, the figure. Dancer of Gor pg. 155 (reminiscent of the corset)

Slave Livery/Tunic: brief tunic, slit deeply at the hips, narrow shoulder straps, little more than strings. Dancer of Gor pg. 155

Slave Silk: generally diaphanous, can be worn in a variety of ways. On the shoulder, off the shoulder, with high necklines, or plunging necklines, in open or closed garments, tightly or flowingly of various lengths. Can be worn only in halters and G-strings. Sometimes strips are wound about the body. The tying of slave girdles, with such material, emphasizes the figure and makes clear her bondage, is also an art in itself. Can be worn in brief partable or wraparound tunics with a disrobing loop at the left shoulder, a tug on the loop, drops the tunic to the girl's ankles, gracefully. Dancer of Gor pg. 224 - 225

Slave Veil: a small triangle of diaphanous yellow silk, worn across the bridge of the nose where, beautifully, it’s porous, yellow sheen broke to the left and right. Considered a mockery, as it reveals as much as it conceals; adds a touch of subtlety and mystery. Tribesmen of Gor pg 69 - 70

Sleeping Garment: commonly short, front opening, fastened with a single tie. Blood Brothers of Gor pg.. 49

Ta-Teera: a one piece, sleeveless, short slave garment; also called the slave rag, most exciting of slave attire. Guardsman of Gor pg 107
*Note: There is no distinctive garment for a male slave on Gor, it is said, "it is not well, for them to discover how numerous they are." Outlaw of Gor pg 66