Hemp fabric for Ashoka Enclave I, Sector 34, Faridabad is supplied by Compact Buying Services from our office at No. 65, Ashoka Enclave Main, Sector 35 — the same colony, one pocket over. Samples can be couriered to any address in Ashoka Enclave I or Extension 1, or collected in person during office hours, Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Quick answer: Yes — the cloth is a 26% Himalayan hemp / 74% Tencel™ lyocell blend. Sample swatches are free with no minimum order, and a cutting length can be arranged for a studio or boutique working from a builder floor in the pocket. Delivery runs to Ashoka Enclave I, Sanjay Mal Colony, Prem Kunj Park and the surrounding Sector 34 streets, plus the separate Ashoka Enclave Extension 1.
Ashoka Enclave I is the first-developed pocket of the Ashoka Enclave colony, and it is the one that sits in Sector 34 rather than Sector 35 or Sector 37. It has its own internal geography — Sanjay Mal Colony as a named neighbourhood, Prem Kunj Park as its green space, Ashok Memorial Public School as its landmark, and commercial units along Tilpat Road including the SCF 2 shopfront. It also has its own orientation: the nearest metro is Badarpur, roughly a 25-minute walk, rather than Sarai, because Part 1 sits at the northern end of the colony towards the Delhi border.
The sections below cover what the pocket actually is, the PIN and sector complications that make addressing it awkward, the landmarks inside it, the separate Extension 1 pocket next door, the metro orientation that differs from the rest of the colony, and how a delivery is planned here.
Ashoka Enclave I is the first of three pockets that make up the Ashoka Enclave colony in Faridabad, sits in Sector 34 with PIN code 121003, and is built around low-rise builder floors rather than apartment towers.
Three names mean the same place: Ashoka Enclave I, Ashoka Enclave 1 and Ashoka Enclave Part 1. Public records use all three, often in the same document set, which is why an address that reads slightly differently from what you expect is not necessarily wrong.
The details worth knowing before you order.
| Also known as | Ashoka Enclave 1, Ashoka Enclave Part 1 |
|---|---|
| Sector | Sector 34 |
| PIN code | 121003 dominant; one company record for a Part 1, Sector 34 address shows 121103 |
| Micro-market | Faridabad North |
| Housing | Low-rise builder floors — typically 2, 3 and 4 BHK independent floors rather than towers |
| Internal neighbourhood | Sanjay Mal Colony |
| Named park | Prem Kunj Park |
| Landmark school | Ashok Memorial Public School |
| Access road | Tilpat Road |
| Nearest metro | Badarpur, about a 25-minute walk |
| Adjacent pocket | Ashoka Enclave Extension 1, also in Sector 34 |
| Other parts of the colony | Part 2 in Sector 37, Part 3 in Sector 35 |
Two things follow for a fabric buyer. First, because the pocket is built around independent floors rather than towers, a share of the design and tailoring work here happens from a converted floor or a home studio rather than a shopfront — which is a sampling-led buying pattern rather than a counter-led one. Second, the address needs the pocket name, not just the colony name, because Ashoka Enclave as a whole spans three sectors and a delivery to "Ashoka Enclave" could land in any of them.
Ashoka Enclave I is in Sector 34, but its records are not entirely clean — one address shows PIN 121103 instead of 121003, and a separate record lists an Ashoka Enclave I address against Sector 37.
This is worth stating plainly rather than glossing over, because it is the thing most likely to send a delivery to the wrong place. Ashoka Enclave I is overwhelmingly recorded as Sector 34, 121003 — that is the dominant record across property listings, company registrations and mapping services. But two exceptions exist in the public record.
The practical answer for a fabric buyer is straightforward. Use Ashoka Enclave I or Part 1, Sector 34, Faridabad 121003 as the base address, add the house number, and add Sanjay Mal Colony if your address includes it. That combination resolves cleanly in every case, and it does not rely on a PIN code that occasionally appears differently in a registry.
One further note on the post office. The broader Ashoka Enclave colony is served from the Mathura Road postal circle, but at least one record for Ashok Memorial Public School lists the postal town as Amar Nagar rather than Mathura Road. That is not a contradiction — it reflects which delivery beat the address falls on — but it is another reason the PIN code alone is not the reliable routing detail here.
Ashoka Enclave I has its own internal geography: Sanjay Mal Colony as a named neighbourhood within it, Prem Kunj Park as its green space, and Ashok Memorial Public School as the reference point most addresses use.
That internal geography is what makes this page more than a pointer to the parent colony page. A pocket with named neighbourhoods and landmarks inside it is a place a buyer can actually describe and a delivery can actually be routed to, and the details matter when a courier is looking for a specific house among builder floors with similar frontages.
The three landmarks, and how to use them.
On the commercial side, Tilpat Road carries the pocket's shopfront units. The SCF 2 address on Tilpat Road — a shopfront unit type rather than a residential plot — is where an Apollo Pharmacy operates, which makes SCF 2 a useful secondary landmark if your address is on the commercial edge of the part rather than deep inside the residential streets. Tilpat Road is also the natural approach road for a delivery vehicle coming into this side of the colony.
Ashoka Enclave Extension 1 is a separate pocket in Sector 34, distinct from Ashoka Enclave I, and the two are not interchangeable on an address.
The naming is close enough to cause confusion, and it is worth setting out clearly. Ashoka Enclave I and Ashoka Enclave Extension 1 both sit in Sector 34, both use PIN 121003 as the dominant code, and both are part of the wider Ashoka Enclave colony. But they are different pockets, and an address written for one is not an address for the other.
| Ashoka Enclave I | Also written Ashoka Enclave 1 or Part 1. Sector 34. Contains Sanjay Mal Colony, Prem Kunj Park and Ashok Memorial Public School. Addressed by house number within the part. |
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| Ashoka Enclave Extension 1 | Also written Ashoka Enclave Extn 1. Sector 34. A separate pocket, addressed as a plot or house number followed by "Ashoka Enclave Extension 1, Sector 34." |
| What they share | Sector 34, PIN 121003 as the dominant code, and the wider Ashoka Enclave colony identity. Both are supplied on the same fabric terms. |
| What differs | The pocket name on the address, and the internal layout — an Extension 1 address is routed to the extension pocket, not to Part 1. |
The practical instruction is simple: quote whichever name appears on your own address, and do not correct it to the other. If your documents say Extension 1, give Extension 1. If they say Part 1 or Ashoka Enclave I, give that. The two are both served, and there is no advantage to normalising one into the other.
For a fabric buyer the distinction matters less than it does for a courier, because both pockets are supplied on the same terms and from the same office. But it matters a great deal at the delivery stage, and getting it right at the order stage is what stops a consignment being sent to the wrong side of Sector 34.
The nearest metro to Ashoka Enclave I is Badarpur, about a 25-minute walk, which is different from the rest of the Ashoka Enclave colony where Sarai is usually closer.
This is the single fact that most clearly distinguishes Ashoka Enclave I from the other parts, and it is worth explaining rather than stating flatly. The Ashoka Enclave colony runs across three sectors, and Part 1 sits at the northern end of it, towards the Delhi border and the Badarpur side. Part 3, where our office is, sits further south in Sector 35, where Sarai is the closer station. The two stations serve different ends of the same colony.
What that means in practice depends on where you are coming from.
For a fabric buyer, the practical consequence is small but worth knowing: a sample couriered to Ashoka Enclave I and a sample collected from the office at Sector 35 take different routes into the colony, because the two ends are approached from different stations. Neither is difficult — it is a short drive either way — but it explains why a buyer in Part 1 and a buyer in Part 3 will describe the colony's location differently.
One honest note: this is the kind of detail that mapping services sometimes disagree on, because "nearest station" depends on which point in a pocket you measure from. Badarpur is the nearest station for Ashoka Enclave I according to transit routing data, and Sarai is nearer for the Sector 35 end. If you are planning a visit and want to be certain, call ahead and we will tell you which station to use for the specific address.
The pocket is built around low-rise builder floors rather than apartment towers, so the buyer pattern is studio-led and small-batch — a home studio, a converted floor, or a small unit on the Tilpat Road commercial edge.
That is a different buyer from the ones the other Faridabad pages are written for, and it changes what a fabric supplier can usefully provide. A home studio in a builder floor is not a shop with a counter and it is not a factory with a cutting floor — it is a small workspace where cloth is sampled, tested and made up for a handful of clients.
Three buyer types that fit the pocket, and what each needs.
The common thread is that none of these buyers needs a season's stock on day one. A cutting length, a small first order and a lot reservation sized against what actually moves is the right sequence for all three, and it is the sequence the pocket's buying pattern supports.
If the studio also supplies a larger unit or a downstream shop, tell us at enquiry — a studio that is quietly acting as a supplier to other businesses is served slightly differently on the wholesale side, and it is worth knowing at the order stage rather than after the first despatch.
Give Ashoka Enclave I or Part 1, then Sector 34, then the house or plot number, then the internal colony name if you have one — and do not rely on the PIN code alone.
The PIN code covers the whole Ashoka Enclave colony across three sectors, so it cannot tell a courier which pocket you are in. In a pocket built around independent builder floors with similar frontages, the house number and a landmark do more work than any postal detail.
Four things to include.
If your address is on the commercial edge of the part, mention Tilpat Road and SCF 2 — a delivery routed via the commercial road is planned differently from one going into the residential streets. If your address is near Badarpur on the northern side of the pocket, say so, because a vehicle approaching from the Delhi side takes a different route than one coming from the Sector 35 end of the colony.
A 26% Himalayan hemp and 74% Tencel™ lyocell blend, grown above 1,800 metres in the Himalayan foothills; width, weight and finish are confirmed per lot at enquiry so your sampling matches what you receive.
| Fibre blend | 26% Himalayan hemp, 74% Tencel™ lyocell |
|---|---|
| Fibre origin | Himalayan foothills, above 1,800 metres |
| Width | Confirmed per lot at enquiry |
| Weight (gsm) | Confirmed per lot at enquiry |
| Colour options | Natural and undyed; dyed to Pantone on request |
| Suited to (apparel) | Shirts, kurtas, dresses, relaxed trousers, soft jackets, loungewear |
| Suited to (furnishing) | Cushion covers, throws, table linen; lighter curtains confirmed against the window |
| Stitching notes | Fine ballpoint or light sharp needle; short stitch length; presses well at medium heat; shrinkage measured on a wash test |
| Samples | Free swatches and cutting lengths; no minimum, collect in person or courier |
| Certification | GOTS and OEKO-TEX 100 documents shared with the sample kit, as applicable to the lot |
| Delivery | Ashoka Enclave I, Sanjay Mal Colony, Extension 1 and the surrounding Sector 34 streets; wider Faridabad and NCR |
Specification last reviewed: 26 October 2026. Full product detail is on the hemp and Tencel™ page.
Send the construction, the quantity and the pocket with the house number, and you get a specific figure for delivery to that address.
The wholesale basis is the same across Faridabad and is set out on the NIT Faridabad page. The short version for an Ashoka Enclave I buyer:
If you stock other lines alongside hemp — organic cotton, banana fabric, nettle, natural dyes — tell us at enquiry. Multiple lines can often be consolidated into a single delivery to your Ashoka Enclave I address, which saves a trip and a separate invoice. The areas we serve page lists every Faridabad area we supply.
Ashoka Enclave I is the Sector 34 pocket of the Ashoka Enclave colony — the northern end, approached from Badarpur, with its own internal colony and landmarks — rather than the whole colony or the Sector 35 office end.
| Ashoka Enclave (whole colony) | The parent page, covering all three parts across Sectors 34, 35 and 37, the single PIN that covers them, and the boutique and tailoring cluster along Ashoka Enclave Main. Read the Ashoka Enclave page. |
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| Ashoka Enclave I | The Sector 34 pocket — Sanjay Mal Colony, Prem Kunj Park, Ashok Memorial Public School, Tilpat Road, the adjacent Extension 1, the PIN and sector record anomalies, and the Badarpur metro orientation. This page. |
| Ashoka Enclave II | Part 2, in Sector 37. It would need its own verified landmarks to justify a page; the parent page currently covers it. |
| Ashoka Enclave III | Part 3, in Sector 35 — where the office is. Covered on the Sector 35 page for the visit case. |
| Sector 37 | The sector containing Part 2, and its own page for the independent-house and home-studio case. Read the Sector 37 page. |
If you are working from Ashoka Enclave I and also stitching garments, the Sector 15 page covers the stitching-shop case in depth — testing the cloth on the machine, and how to describe it across a counter. If you are only visiting the office, the Sector 35 page is the more direct read.
Compact Buying Services supplies hemp fabric to Ashoka Enclave I from its office at No. 65, Ashoka Enclave Main, Sector 35 — the same colony, one pocket over. Samples can be couriered to any address in Ashoka Enclave I or Extension 1, or collected in person during office hours, Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The cloth is a 26% Himalayan hemp / 74% Tencel™ lyocell blend.
Yes. Ashoka Enclave I, Ashoka Enclave 1 and Ashoka Enclave Part 1 are three ways of writing the same pocket, and it sits in Sector 34. It is one of three parts of the Ashoka Enclave colony — Part 1 in Sector 34, Part 2 in Sector 37 and Part 3 in Sector 35 — so a delivery addressed to Ashoka Enclave I should not be confused with Parts 2 or 3, which are different pockets of the same colony.
The dominant PIN code is 121003, which covers Ashoka Enclave I, Extension 1 and the surrounding Sector 34 streets. One company registration record for a Part 1 Sector 34 address shows 121103 instead, and a separate record lists Ashoka Enclave I against Sector 37 — both are exceptions rather than the rule. Give the pocket name, the sector and the house number when you order, and the dispatch is planned against the address rather than the postcode.
Badarpur is the nearest metro station to Ashoka Enclave I, roughly a 25-minute walk from the pocket. That is different from the rest of the Ashoka Enclave colony, where Sarai station is usually closer — Part 1 sits at the northern end of the colony towards the Delhi border, so the Badarpur side is the natural approach. If you are coming to the office in Sector 35, Sarai is the better station.
Sanjay Mal Colony is a named neighbourhood inside Ashoka Enclave Part 1, in Sector 34. It is not a separate colony — it is an internal pocket within Ashoka Enclave I, and an address there is supplied on the same basis as any other address in the part. If your address includes Sanjay Mal Colony, quote it alongside Ashoka Enclave I and the house number.
No. Ashoka Enclave Extension 1 is a separate adjacent pocket, also in Sector 34, distinct from Ashoka Enclave I. Addresses in the two read differently — one as Ashoka Enclave I or Part 1, the other as Ashoka Enclave Extension 1 — so quote whichever appears on your address rather than treating them as interchangeable. Both are supplied on the same terms.
The pocket contains Prem Kunj Park and Ashok Memorial Public School, and commercial units sit along Tilpat Road, including the SCF 2 shopfront where an Apollo Pharmacy operates. Ashok Memorial Public School is the reference point most addresses in the part use for orientation, and the school's postal address is listed under Amar Nagar rather than the Mathura Road circle.
Yes. A metre can be couriered to any Ashoka Enclave I address with no minimum order to request one. It is enough to run a test seam on your own machine, check the needle and stitch length, press a seam and measure shrinkage on a wash test — the information a small swatch cannot provide.
Yes. Ashoka Enclave I is built around low-rise builder floors rather than apartment towers, so a share of the design and tailoring businesses here work from a converted floor or a home studio. Fabric is delivered to the studio or home address, and a cutting length can be arranged so the cloth is tested before a stock order.
Give Ashoka Enclave I or Part 1, then Sector 34, then the house or plot number, and the internal colony name if your address has one — Sanjay Mal Colony being the main example. If the entrance is not obvious from the road, add the nearest landmark, which for most of the part is Ashok Memorial Public School or Prem Kunj Park. Do not give only the PIN code, because 121003 covers the whole Ashoka Enclave colony across three sectors.
The Ashoka Enclave page covers the whole colony across all three parts and explains how the parts map onto Sectors 34, 35 and 37. This page covers Ashoka Enclave I specifically — the Sector 34 pocket — including its internal neighbourhood Sanjay Mal Colony, its landmarks Prem Kunj Park and Ashok Memorial Public School, the Tilpat Road access, the separate Extension 1 pocket, and the Badarpur metro orientation that differs from the rest of the colony. If you are working from or delivering to Ashoka Enclave I, this page is the more specific one.
Yes. Deliveries run to Ashoka Enclave I, Extension 1, Sanjay Mal Colony and the surrounding Sector 34 streets, as well as to Ashoka Enclave Parts 2 and 3 in Sectors 37 and 35, and to the rest of Faridabad and the wider Delhi NCR. Delivery is confirmed order by order against the address and quantity you provide.