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Krishnendu Saha

Associate Professor in Circular Economy Birmingham City University
Krishnendu Saha

PhD in International Trade; MBA in General Management; BA (Hons.) English; Fellow of the UK Higher Education Academy

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Recycling Crisis / Design Issue Report
The decision of what a textile product is made from increasingly determines what becomes of it—a shift that places environmental responsibility firmly within the design process itself.

The Textile Industry's Recycling Problem Was Always a Design Problem

  • Subir Ghosh

13 April 2026
Rethinking Circularity / Garments Apart / III Feature
Circularity cannot be retrofitted onto a finished product; it must be resolved as a structural constraint before construction ever begins.

Recyclable Materials Mean Nothing if the Product Cannot Be Disassembled

  • Subir Ghosh

10 April 2026
 
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Exit Strategy / Russa Market Analysis
GUM's vaulted arcades on Red Square once housed boutiques from dozens of Western labels, each presence a statement of confidence in Russia's consumer ambitions and long-term market potential.

Western Fashion Has Not Just Left Russia; It Has Been Locked Out

  • Subir Ghosh

17 April 2026
SecondHand / Waste Flows Interview
Global clothing debates often ignore the basic commercial truth that garments move because people actively choose to buy them.

Evidence Challenges Claims of Waste Hidden in Clothing Trade Flows

  • Special Correspondent

16 April 2026
 
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Workplace Heat / India Study Report
Heat inside a garment factory is not simply a reflection of the weather outside—it is the product of a production system that concentrates thermal load and then removes every practical means of relief.

Slow-Burning Furnace: India's Garment Workers Are Absorbing a Crisis Not Theirs

  • Special Correspondent

6 March 2026
Collaborations / Berlin Initiative Interview
The VORN Community is open to anyone interested in future-proofing the fashion and textile industry, actively working for change themselves, and looking to become more sustainable within their production and structures. It is a place for learning and teaching, as the exchange of expertise, research results and learnings from within the community are shared for the community.

Hub of All Things: Berlin’s Fashion Space Enables a Co-Ownership Approach

  • Subir Ghosh

18 November 2022