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The brand shows them slave; the collar usually identifies the master, thus making clear whose slave they are. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #970)

It did not seem likely that in the future there would be any doubts about Publia's status, nor, indeed, that of Claudia either. I thought they would both look quite lovely in the garments of slaves, if they were permitted clothing. It is common to mark slaves. The brand shows them slave; the collar usually identifies the master, thus making clear whose slave they are. The garmenture of slaves, of course, if they are permitted clothing, is usually brief and attractive. For example, in a Gorean marketplace, in a plaza or bazaar, even in a crowd, it is easy to pick out, instantly, the slaves, given the striking brevity of their tunics. Men enjoy seeing the arms and legs of slave girls, their scarcely concealed exquisite figures, honed to perfection by diet and exercise, their beautiful features, their flowing hair, which is seldom bound, and so on. - (Renegades of Gor)