different type than the garment hanger 100 for example the illustrated garment hanger 300 is a traditional wire hanger to securely connect the hangers the fastener 200 is passed through one of the spaces 180 of the garment hanger 100 and then it is fed through a contained bounded space that is formed in the garment hanger 300 and then the two free ends of the fastener 200 are brought to together and tied e g twisted so that the two hangers 100 300 are securely connected to one another the space in the other hanger through which the fastener 200 is disposed through can be identical to space 180 if the other hanger is identical to hanger 100 or it can be a different space so long as the space is bounded completely around such that the movement of the fastener 200 is restricted i e fastener 200 can not slip out of space 180 by being securely connected to one another the problems that were often associated with carrying multiple loose hangers are overcome since all of the hangers are joined or connected to one another therefore if the consumer loses grasp of one of the garment hangers when carrying the entire load the garment hanger may slip slightly but it is prevented from completely falling to the bottom of the surrounding bag if present or to the ground surface when no protective bag surrounds the garments due to the presence of the fastener 200 the length of the fastener 200 can be varied since these types of fasteners 200 can easily be shortened by using scissors for purposes of simplicity the garment hanger 100 is illustrated in fig3 as being used in combination with only one additional.