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Robes of various sorts, however, are usually regarded as more dignified, and are common in the plazas, marketplaces, and such. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #1122)

These are frequently worn by Gorean men, but seldom if ever by Gorean free women, at least publicly, though, I suppose, they might be worn in segregated baths or gymnasiums. Indeed, there is not much difference between a tunic and a short robe, save in the closures. Speaking of tunics for men, there are, as would be expected, many varieties, intended for, say, streetwear, lounging about, work, dress, receiving, and so on. Robes of various sorts, however, are usually regarded as more dignified, and are common in the plazas, marketplaces, and such. Female slaves, however, unlike free women, commonly appear in tunics, both indoors and out of doors. It is the usual garb of the female slave; these tunics are usually sleeveless and short. Depending on the city, the master's preferences, and such, they may appear in a great variety of colors, materials, textures, and cuts. - (Renegades of Gor)