It ain't fashion, if it ain't sustainable
texfash.com
 
  1. Home
  2. All Writers
  3. Krishnendu Saha
 

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

Most Popular
NextGen Materials / NFW Collapse Analysis
Natural Fiber Welding was once hailed as a pioneer of sustainable materials, but its downfall shows how investor impatience and brand reluctance to commit undermined commercial viability.

Harsh Economics and Natural Fiber Welding’s Collapse: Investors, Brands Should Share Blame

  • Subir Ghosh

12 September 2025
Policy Issues / Discussion Matters Analysis
European industry events increasingly focus on legislation, with entire policy tracks at conferences like Textile Exchange, reflecting how regulatory frameworks now steer sustainability debates and business strategies across the continent.

From 'Bürokratiemonster' to Pragmatism: Two Perspectives on Textile Legislation

  • Bente Bauer

2 October 2025
 
Latest Specials
Cotton Farming / AI Prospects Feature
Cotton is a major part of Georgia’s agriculture industry.

Rural Communities Harness AI to Improve Cotton Farming, Sustainability and Innovation Capacity

  • Debra Lam
  • Atin Adhikari
  • James E Thomas

4 October 2025
Circularity / Stichting UPV Textiel Interview
Separate textile collection is central to Dutch EPR ambitions, with citizen participation and coordinated systems seen as critical levers for raising reuse-and-recycling rates in the coming years.

Systemic Overhaul Across Design, Disposal and Recycling Key to Advancing Circularity in Textiles

  • Subir Ghosh

3 October 2025
 
Trending Now
Under Scanner / Nike Wage Theft Analysis
Without binding frameworks, supply chains will continue to operate on a model of plausible deniability and race-to-the-bottom pricing.

Nike's Unpaid Wages and Erosion of Corporate Credibility in Global Supply Chains

  • Special Correspondent

8 May 2025
Looking Back / Pittards Report
Established in 1826, Pittards specialised in performance leathers for gloving, footwear and interiors with tanneries in the UK and Ethiopia, together with the facility to manufacture finished products in both locations, including component cutting, leathergoods, footwear and gloves. It closed shop just a year or two before its 200-year anniversary.

Lessons from Another Day. Or Why Pittards Coudn't Save Its Own Hide

  • Richa Bansal

16 February 2024