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Much of the garmenture in the crowd, in cuts, lengths, and folds, in brightness, richness and texture, was festive, as Fair Days are holidays. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #130)

Most of the visitors to the fair were men, but many women were present, as well. Most of the women were free, but some slaves were also in evidence, approximately one slave to every fifteen or twenty free women. The slaves took care to avoid the free women, often crossing to the other side of the street, and keeping their heads down. Much of the garmenture in the crowd, in cuts, lengths, and folds, in brightness, richness and texture, was festive, as Fair Days are holidays. Whereas the main colors about were the peasant browns, in their variations, brightened with pins, ribbons and sashes, the colors of several other castes were visible, as well. The slaves were easy to recognize, with their bare arms and legs, their brief tunics, the collars on their necks. A fellow with a stick was herding an immense tarsk past. - (Avengers of Gor)