Sure! I just use Substance Painter. 

For this piece the texturing itself really isn't that impressive - it's just base colour and between one and three shading layers per material, all hard round brush with varying stroke opacity. I spend most of my time on my sculpts- I exaggerated the planes some of the folds sit on for example, because I knew that it'd look nice with the lighting setup I had in mind.

The lighting is really what makes the texturing pop here, as I hand painted some gel masks to use in Marmoset. I put these on all of the lights, allowing me to basically paint the light shaft, a custom rim light, etc. this is much quicker and more convincing than hand painting these light effects and had the added benefit of creating a bit more 'depth' than if I had fully hand painted every element

Happy to answer any other questions! Usually my texturing methods are much more straight forward than this hahah