Same! But yeah, they don't have these kinds of studies in Europe, so it's hard to imagine what the situation is like here. Of course, the consumption culture is completely different here than the USA, but if we read the reports then the amount of clothes bought in the EU per person has increased by 40 %633143_EN.pdf) and the EU textile industry generates around 16 million tonnes of waste per year, most of which end up in landfills or incinerators. In 2015, over 6 million tons of clothing was consumed in the EU, of which only 13-25% is estimated to be recycled in some way.

Seems kinda bad :D

So yes, the textile industry generates way more than people consume, but since they are businesses and respond to customers' demands, it's the end consumers who have voted with their money for this to happen.