"I worked on it for two months, eight hours a day," said Boukamha, 37, explaining how the trousers used up 1,600 metres of fabric -- as well as 31,000 dinars (16,500 euros, 23,300 dollars) of money.
"Larbi Boukamha merits this honour," said Omar Talel of Guinness World Records, who was in Tunis to validate the record.
Speaking to AFP, he saluted the "exceptional will and energy" of the designer, who is also director of the Tunis fashion institute.
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"Larbi Boukamha merits this honour," said Omar Talel of Guinness World Records, who was in Tunis to validate the record.
Speaking to AFP, he saluted the "exceptional will and energy" of the designer, who is also director of the Tunis fashion institute.
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