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With an awl, brought by a man, he punched two holes, vertically, in the leather strap, and thrust the twin buckle-claws through the holes; he then took the long, loose end of the strap, for the sleen has a large neck, thrust it through the four strap loops, thick and broad, and then, with a knife, cut off the portion of the strap which protruded beyond the last strap loop. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #1950)

"Put your hands to your side, woman," said Thurnus. She did so. Thurnus then looped the sturdy, leather, metal-embossed sleen collar about her throat. With an awl, brought by a man, he punched two holes, vertically, in the leather strap, and thrust the twin buckle-claws through the holes; he then took the long, loose end of the strap, for the sleen has a large neck, thrust it through the four strap loops, thick and broad, and then, with a knife, cut off the portion of the strap which protruded beyond the last strap loop. Melina, her shoulders bared, stood before him, wearing a sleen collar. It had, sewn into it, a heavy, dangling ring, to which a sleen leash might be attached. Instantly she was stripped and thrown to the ground. - (Slave Girl of Gor)