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That is common for transported slaves. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #490)

They were clumsy and tight, not yet liberated and free, not yet women. Even as I walked about the new platforms wagons, drawn by draft tharlarion, waited to unload their lovely wares. These wares, perhaps needless to say, were unclothed. That is common for transported slaves. The markets of the Sardar fairs are large and important ones in the Gorean economy. Most of the wagons were common slave wagons, with a parallel bar running down the center of the wagon bed, about which the ankles of the girls were chained; others, however, were flat wagons fixed with an iron framework; two lines of girls kneel back to back on such a wagon, their ankles and necks locked into the framework; on the flat wagons I saw the wrists of the beauties were braceleted behind them. This tends to accentuate the loveliness of their breasts. - (Beasts of Gor)