Hemp Fabric in Ashoka Enclave III, Sector 35 Faridabad

Hemp fabric for Ashoka Enclave III, Sector 35, Faridabad is supplied directly from our office at No. 65, Ashoka Enclave Main — inside the pocket itself. This is the one Ashoka Enclave part where you can collect samples in person without leaving the colony. The office is open 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 flat in Kanishka Residency or a house on the Subash Nagar side. Delivery runs to Ashoka Enclave III, Subash Nagar, Kanishka Residency and the Crown Interiorz side of Sector 35.

Ashoka Enclave III is the Sector 35 pocket of the Ashoka Enclave colony, and it is the one that most people mean when they say “Ashoka Enclave” without a part number — because it is where the main road runs and where the office is. It is also the only one of the three parts with a **Mughal-era monument inside it**: the Kos Minar in Kos Minar Park, a protected mile-marker minaret built after Jahangir’s order of 1619.

That combination — the office, the monument, the mall on NH-19, and Sarai Metro a 15-minute walk away — gives Part 3 a character the other two do not have. Part 2 is the temple pocket; Part 1 is the quiet residential pocket; Part 3 is the working pocket, where the commercial road, the office and the oldest thing in the colony all sit together.

The sections below cover what the pocket actually is, the Kos Minar and what it means for addressing, the office-visit case, Kanishka Residency, Crown Interiorz Mall, the Sarai metro orientation, and how a delivery is planned here.

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What Ashoka Enclave III actually is

Ashoka Enclave III is the Sector 35 pocket of the Ashoka Enclave colony — the office pocket, the one with the Kos Minar, the main road and the mall, and the one most people mean when they say “Ashoka Enclave” without a part number.

Four names mean the same place: Ashoka Enclave III, Ashoka Enclave 3, Ashoka Enclave Part 3 and Ashoka Enclave Phase III. Public records use all four, often interchangeably, and the pocket is also written with Subash Nagar as an internal neighbourhood name — Kos Minar Park and the Mother Dairy booth are both listed under Subash Nagar, Sector 35, Ashoka Enclave 3.

The details worth knowing before you order.

Also known as	Ashoka Enclave 3, Ashoka Enclave Part 3, Ashoka Enclave Phase III
Sector	Sector 35
PIN code	121003 dominant; 121001 and 121006 appear as exceptions in a small number of company records
Historic landmark	Kos Minar — Mughal, Jahangir period, 1619 — inside Kos Minar Park, a protected monument
Named group housing	Kanishka Residency
Commercial landmark	Crown Interiorz Mall on NH-19
Internal neighbourhood	Subash Nagar
Office	Compact Buying Services, No. 65, Ashoka Enclave Main, Sector 35
Nearest metro	Sarai, about 1.17 km or a 15-minute walk
Second metro	NHPC Chowk, about 2 km
Nearest railway station	Tughlakabad, about 4.6 km
Road access	Mathura Road / NH-19 runs through the sector
Housing type	Builder floors, group housing including Kanishka Residency, independent houses

Two things follow for a fabric buyer. First, because the office is here, Part 3 is the pocket where a sample can be collected rather than couriered — which matters if you want to feel the cloth before you commit, or if you are choosing between two constructions and want them side by side. Second, because the main road and the mall run through it, Part 3 is the part with the most commercial footfall, which is why a boutique or studio here is not solely dependent on the residents of the pocket.

The Kos Minar — the oldest thing in the colony

Ashoka Enclave III contains a Mughal-era Kos Minar inside Kos Minar Park — a protected mile-marker minaret built after Emperor Jahangir ordered a minar at every kos on the old imperial route in 1619.

This is the fact that most clearly distinguishes Part 3 from Parts 1 and 2, and it is worth taking seriously rather than treating as a line of local colour. A Kos Minar is not a neighbourhood park ornament; it is a surviving piece of the Mughal road system, and the one in Ashoka Enclave III stands inside a public park that is named after it.

The historical detail, from the record. In 1619 AD, Emperor Jahangir ordered Baqir Khan, the Fauzdar of Multan, to erect a kos-minar at every kos — about 3.2 km — on the old imperial route. Kos-minars are plastered brick structures standing on a square platform, each minar rising from a tapering octagonal base separated from the upper circular portion by a moulding. The one in Ashoka Enclave III is a protected monument, and it is the reference point the pocket's park is named for.

Three practical consequences follow for a buyer.

It solves the addressing on the Subash Nagar side. A house near Kos Minar Park is easier to find than a house number alone, because the park is the one open space in that part of the pocket. If your address is on that side, “near Kos Minar Park” is the phrase that gets a courier to the right lane.
It gives the pocket a genuine story. A boutique or studio in Part 3 sits in a place with a 400-year-old monument in it. That is not a marketing line to invent; it is a fact to use. A customer who asks where the cloth comes from and where the shop is can be told both, and both are real.
It anchors the heritage argument for natural fibres. A hemp and Tencel™ blend is a modern cloth, but the story of a fibre with a long history sits naturally in a pocket that still has a Mughal milestone in it. The two facts belong in the same conversation.

If you are visiting the office and have ten minutes to spare, the park is a short walk from Ashoka Enclave Main and worth the detour — it is the only part of the colony where you can stand next to something older than the colony itself.

The office pocket — what it means to collect in person

Compact Buying Services is at No. 65, Lower Ground Floor, Ashoka Enclave Main, Sector 35 — inside Ashoka Enclave III — so this is the one part of the colony where a buyer can collect samples without a courier.

That is a small logistical fact with a real commercial consequence. The other two parts are supplied by courier or delivery, which is fine for a swatch and fine for a stock order, but it is not the same as standing at a table with the cloth in front of you. Part 3 is the part where that is possible.

What a visit actually gives you.

Two constructions side by side. If you are choosing between a lighter hemp-Tencel™ for shirts and a heavier one for trousers or soft jackets, a visit lets you put them next to each other rather than comparing two couriered swatches from memory.
A cutting length the same day. A metre can be cut and taken away from the office, which is faster than waiting for a courier and means you can run a test seam on your own machine the same evening.
The care note and the certification documents. GOTS and OEKO-TEX 100 documents are shared with the sample kit where applicable to the lot, and at the office they can be read alongside the cloth rather than arriving as a separate PDF.
A conversation about the order, not a form. If you are working from a flat in Kanishka Residency or a house on the Subash Nagar side, the visit is the point at which the quantity, the construction and the delivery address are settled together.

One honest note on visiting. The office is on the lower ground floor of a building on Ashoka Enclave Main, and the entrance is not always obvious from the road — call ahead on +91-9891563757 and we will tell you which gate to use and where to park. The office is open Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and it is closed on Sundays.

If you are coming by metro: Sarai is the station to use, about a 15-minute walk. If you are coming by car from Delhi, Mathura Road / NH-19 brings you to the Sector 35 edge of the pocket, and the office is on Ashoka Enclave Main. Get directions and office details.

Kanishka Residency and the group-housing side of Part 3

Kanishka Residency is the named group-housing complex inside Ashoka Enclave Part 3 — public records include flats at 521, 541 and 569 — and an address there is supplied on the same terms as any other in the pocket.

Part 3 is not a single uniform layout. It has builder floors, independent houses and named group-housing complexes, and Kanishka Residency is the one that appears most often in public records for the pocket. If you are working from a flat there, that matters for two reasons: the delivery is planned against the complex rather than the wider pocket, and the studio is likely to be smaller than a builder-floor operation, which changes the right first order size.

What a Kanishka Residency buyer usually needs.

A sample first, not a roll. A flat-based studio does not have the storage for a season's stock, and it does not need it. A swatch card and a cutting length are the right first step, and the cutting length is enough to run a test seam and a wash test before any stock commitment.
A first order sized for the flat. Two or three constructions in one or two colours is the usual starting scale for a studio working from a group-housing flat. Tell us the flat number and the complex name at enquiry, and the delivery is planned for a residential building rather than a shopfront.
A lift and a gate to plan around. A group-housing complex has a gate, a register and often a service lift. Tell us at the order stage whether the delivery needs to be announced at the gate or whether there is a loading arrangement, and the dispatch is planned around it rather than discovering it on the day.

On the address form, the reliable version is flat number, Kanishka Residency, Ashoka Enclave III, Sector 35, Faridabad 121003. Public records show the complex both as “Kanishka Residency, Ashoka Enclave Part-III, Sector-35” and as “Kanishka Residency, Ashoka Enclave 3, Sector 35”, which are the same address written two ways. If your own documents use one form, use that form — the complex name and the flat number do the work.

Crown Interiorz Mall and the commercial edge

Crown Interiorz Mall sits on NH-19 at Ashoka Enclave 3, Subash Nagar, Sector 35 — the principal commercial landmark of the pocket and the reference point for the mall-facing side of Part 3.

This is the second fact that distinguishes Part 3 from its neighbours, and it follows directly from the geography. Part 2 has the temple; Part 3 has the mall. A mall on the highway is a different kind of footfall from a temple on the Delhi-border side: it draws shoppers, diners and cinema-goers from across the sector and beyond, and it puts a commercial layer on the pocket that a purely residential colony does not have.

For a boutique or studio, that changes the calculation in three ways.

The footfall is retail footfall. A shop on the mall-facing side of Part 3 is not only serving the residents of the pocket. People come to the mall to shop, and some of them will stop at a boutique selling cloth with a story — which is a different proposition from waiting for the colony to walk past.
The mall is an addressing landmark. For a delivery to the Subash Nagar or NH-19 side of the pocket, “near Crown Interiorz” is the phrase that resolves the lane. The mall is large enough that it orients the commercial edge in the way the Kos Minar orients the residential side.
There is a home-interiors audience next door. A mall with home-improvement and lifestyle outlets attracts exactly the customer who is furnishing a home and might buy cushion covers, throws or table linen in hemp. That is a genuine fit for the furnishing side of the cloth, and it is worth saying plainly.

On the address form, Crown Interiorz is a commercial address rather than a residential one: S-1, Crown Interiorz Mall, Ashoka Enclave 3, Subash Nagar, Sector 35, Faridabad 121003 is the form used in public records for units inside it. If your studio is in the mall or on the road facing it, quote the unit number and the mall name alongside the pocket, and the delivery is planned against the commercial edge rather than the residential lanes.

Sarai, fifteen minutes — the other metro orientation

Sarai Metro Station on the Violet Line is about 1.17 km from Ashoka Enclave III — roughly a 15-minute walk — with NHPC Chowk about 2 km as the second option. This is the opposite orientation from Ashoka Enclave II, where Badarpur is the natural approach.

This is the third fact that distinguishes Part 3, and it follows from the colony’s geography. Ashoka Enclave runs across three sectors, and Part 3 sits at the Sector 35 end, near Sarai Khwaja and Mathura Road. Sarai is the station on that side, so Part 3 is the part that a buyer coming from the Sector 35 or NH-19 direction reaches most easily. Part 2 sits at the Delhi-border end and uses Badarpur; Part 3 uses Sarai.

What that means in practice depends on where you are coming from.

If you are visiting the office, Sarai is the station to use. A 15-minute walk is short enough to be reasonable on a dry day, and an auto from Sarai is a short ride. Do not use Badarpur for the office — that is the Part 2 station, and it adds a cross-colony trip.
If you are delivering to the Subash Nagar or Kos Minar side, Sarai or NHPC Chowk are both workable. NHPC Chowk at about 2 km is the second option and is useful if you are approaching from the highway side rather than the colony side.
If you are moving between the parts, the internal roads matter more than the metro, and the delivery is planned against the pocket and the house number rather than a station.

On the rail and air side, for context rather than routing: the nearest railway station to Part 3 is Tughlakabad at about 4.6 km, and the export route from Faridabad remains the Inland Container Depot at Tughlakabad towards Jawaharlal Nehru Port, with air freight and courier samples through Indira Gandhi International Airport. Mathura Road / NH-19 is the highway that carries the pocket’s commercial traffic, and it is also the road that connects Part 3 to the rest of the Delhi–Faridabad corridor.

One honest note. “Nearest station” depends on which point in the pocket you measure from, and mapping services sometimes disagree. Sarai at about 1.17 km is the figure for the Ashoka Enclave address as a whole, and it is consistent with Part 3 sitting at the Sector 35 end. If you are planning a visit and want certainty, call ahead and we will tell you which station to use for the specific address.

Who buys fabric in Ashoka Enclave III

Three kinds of buyer sit in Part 3 — a studio in Kanishka Residency, a boutique on the mall-facing or Subash Nagar side, and a buyer who visits the office to choose in person — and each is supplied slightly differently.

Because the office is in the pocket, Part 3 is the one part where the buying conversation can happen face to face, and that changes what buyers ask for. The three types below are the ones we see most often here.

The three buyer types, and what each needs.

Studios in Kanishka Residency. A designer or tailor working from a flat in the group-housing complex. What they need is a sample and a cutting length before a stock order, delivered to the complex with the gate and lift arrangement planned. The first order is usually two or three constructions in one or two colours, sized for a flat rather than a warehouse.
Boutiques on the mall-facing or Subash Nagar side. A shop positioned to catch mall footfall or the traffic on the Subash Nagar lanes. What they need is a small first order sized for a display, plus a handle-piece on the counter so a walk-in can pick the cloth up. The story of the Kos Minar and the hemp fibre is a counter conversation here in a way it is not in a purely residential pocket.
Office visitors choosing in person. A buyer who comes to Ashoka Enclave Main to compare constructions side by side and take a cutting length away the same day. What they need is a table, two or three cloths, and a conversation about the order — and then a delivery to whatever address the stock is actually for, which may be another part of Faridabad entirely.

The common thread is that Part 3 is the pocket where the first step can be physical rather than digital. A buyer who is not sure whether hemp-Tencel™ is right for their product can come and feel it, and that is worth more than a PDF of specifications. Once the cloth is chosen, the stock order and the delivery are planned on the same terms as everywhere else in Faridabad.

If a studio in Part 3 is also supplying other shops or a larger unit, tell us at enquiry — a studio quietly acting as a supplier to other businesses is served slightly differently on the wholesale side, and it is better raised at the order stage than after the first despatch.

How to give a delivery address in Ashoka Enclave III

Give Ashoka Enclave III or Part 3, then Sector 35, then the house or flat number, and add Kanishka Residency, Subash Nagar or the nearest landmark where it helps.

The PIN code covers the whole Ashoka Enclave colony across three sectors, so it cannot tell a courier which pocket you are in. In Part 3, which has both residential lanes and a commercial edge, the landmark does more work than the postcode.

Four things to include.

The pocket name. Ashoka Enclave III, or Part 3, or Phase III — whichever appears on your own address. This is not interchangeable with Parts 1 or 2, which are in different sectors entirely.
The house or flat number. A builder-floor house needs the house number; a flat in Kanishka Residency needs the flat number and the complex name; a unit in or near Crown Interiorz needs the unit number and the mall name. This is the single most useful line on the address.
The nearest landmark. Kos Minar Park on the Subash Nagar side, Crown Interiorz Mall on the NH-19 side, or the office on Ashoka Enclave Main. A courier who is told “near Kos Minar Park” will find the lane faster than one who is given only the PIN code.
Any access detail worth knowing. A group-housing complex has a gate and often a service lift; a commercial unit may have restricted delivery hours; a lane off the main road may be narrow. Tell us at the order stage, and the dispatch is planned around the actual arrangement rather than discovering it at the gate.

If your address is in Kanishka Residency, mention the complex specifically — a delivery to the complex is routed to the building rather than the wider pocket, and the gate arrangement is different from a builder-floor house. If your address is on the Crown Interiorz side, say so, because a vehicle coming from NH-19 approaches from a different direction than one coming from Sarai Metro or Ashoka Enclave Main.

What the cloth is

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 from the Ashoka Enclave Main office or courier to any Part 3 address
Certification	GOTS and OEKO-TEX 100 documents shared with the sample kit, as applicable to the lot
Delivery	Ashoka Enclave III, Subash Nagar and Kanishka Residency; wider Faridabad and NCR

Specification last reviewed: 28 October 2026. Full product detail is on the hemp and Tencel™ page.

How to order from Ashoka Enclave III

Send the construction, the quantity and the address — house or flat number with Kanishka Residency, Subash Nagar or the mall side — 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 III buyer:

Start at the office if you can. This is the one pocket where a sample can be collected in person. Come to No. 65, Ashoka Enclave Main, during office hours, or ask for a courier if a visit is not practical.
Pricing against three things. The construction, the quantity and the lot. Send those three and the reply is a specific figure rather than a general rate.
A first order sized for the business. A flat-based studio sizes it for a test; a mall-facing boutique sizes it for the display. Tell us which you are and the recommendation reflects it.
Reserve the season once it moves. A lot reservation holds a season’s total against a single lot, so repeat despatches match the first — which matters when a customer comes back for a second piece.
Delivery to the specific address. Confirmed against the pocket, the house or flat number, and the gate or lift arrangement for Kanishka Residency or a commercial unit.

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 III address, which saves a trip and a separate invoice. The areas we serve page lists every Faridabad area we supply.

How Ashoka Enclave III differs from the other pages

Part 3 is the office pocket — Sector 35, the Kos Minar, Crown Interiorz Mall and Sarai Metro — where Part 2 is the temple pocket in Sector 37 and Part 1 is the quiet residential pocket in Sector 34.

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.
Ashoka Enclave I	The Sector 34 pocket — Sanjay Mal Colony, Prem Kunj Park, Ashok Memorial Public School and Tilpat Road, with Badarpur about a 25-minute walk. Read the Ashoka Enclave I page.
Ashoka Enclave II	The Sector 37 pocket — blocks A, B and C, ISKCON in C Block, Tikona Park, Saffron Public School, the Digamber Jain Temple and Shastri Nagar, with Badarpur about a nine-minute walk. Read the Ashoka Enclave II page.
Ashoka Enclave III	The Sector 35 pocket — Kos Minar Park, Kanishka Residency, Crown Interiorz Mall and Subash Nagar, with Sarai Metro about a 15-minute walk and the office on Ashoka Enclave Main. This page.
Sector 35	The sector containing Part 3, and its own page for the sector-level and office-visit case. Read the Sector 35 page.

If you are working from an SCF unit in Part 2, the Ashoka Enclave II page covers the SCF and temple-footfall case in depth. If you are only visiting the office, this page and the Sector 35 page are the more direct reads.

Common Questions

Ashoka Enclave III: questions answered

Where can I buy hemp fabric in Ashoka Enclave III, Faridabad?

Compact Buying Services supplies hemp fabric from its office at No. 65, Ashoka Enclave Main, Sector 35 — inside Ashoka Enclave III itself. This is the one Ashoka Enclave part where you can collect samples in person without leaving the pocket. The cloth is a 26% Himalayan hemp / 74% Tencel™ lyocell blend, and samples can also be couriered to any address in Part 3, Subash Nagar or Kanishka Residency.

Is Ashoka Enclave III the same as Ashoka Enclave Part 3?

Yes. Ashoka Enclave III, Ashoka Enclave 3, Ashoka Enclave Part 3 and Ashoka Enclave Phase III all mean the Sector 35 pocket. 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 an address for Part 3 is not an address for Parts 1 or 2.

What is the Kos Minar in Ashoka Enclave III?

It is a Mughal-era Kos Minar — a mile-marker minaret built on the old imperial route after Emperor Jahangir ordered them in 1619. The one in Ashoka Enclave III stands inside Kos Minar Park and is a protected monument. It is the single oldest thing in the pocket by several centuries, and it is the landmark most addresses in Part 3 orient around.

Which metro station is nearest to Ashoka Enclave III?

Sarai Metro Station on the Violet Line is the nearest, about 1.17 km away — roughly a 15-minute walk. NHPC Chowk is the second option at about 2 km. This is different from Ashoka Enclave II, where Badarpur is the natural approach. Part 3 sits at the Sector 35 end of the colony, which is why Sarai, not Badarpur, is the station to use.

What is Kanishka Residency in Ashoka Enclave III?

Kanishka Residency is a named group-housing complex inside Ashoka Enclave Part 3, Sector 35. Public records include addresses such as 521, 541 and 569 Kanishka Residency. If you run a studio or a small business from a flat in Kanishka Residency, quote the complex name and the flat number alongside Ashoka Enclave III and Sector 35 so the delivery is planned against the complex rather than the wider pocket.

Is Crown Interiorz Mall inside Ashoka Enclave III?

Yes. Crown Interiorz Mall sits on NH-19 at Ashoka Enclave 3, Subash Nagar, Sector 35, Faridabad 121003. It is the principal commercial landmark of the pocket and the most useful reference point for a delivery to the mall-facing side of Part 3. It is not a residential address, but it orients the commercial edge of the pocket.

Can I collect hemp fabric samples in person from Ashoka Enclave III?

Yes — this is the pocket where our office is. Samples can be collected from No. 65, Lower Ground Floor, Ashoka Enclave Main, Sector 35, during office hours, Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Bring a swatch card or a notebook; you can feel the cloth, compare constructions and take a cutting length away the same visit.

How is Ashoka Enclave III organised — are there blocks?

Part 3 is organised by plot and house numbers rather than lettered blocks in the way Part 2 is. Public records include addresses such as House No. 463, 484 and 527 Ashoka Enclave III, and named complexes such as Kanishka Residency. The most reliable form is Ashoka Enclave III, Sector 35, then the house or flat number, with Kanishka Residency or the nearest landmark added where it helps.

Do you supply Subash Nagar as well as Ashoka Enclave III?

Yes. Subash Nagar is the internal neighbourhood name that sits alongside Ashoka Enclave III and Sector 35 on many addresses in the pocket — Kos Minar Park and the Mother Dairy booth are both listed under Subash Nagar, Sector 35, Ashoka Enclave 3. An address there is supplied on the same terms as any other in Part 3.

What is the PIN code of Ashoka Enclave III?

121003 is the dominant PIN code across company registrations, postal directories and property records for Ashoka Enclave Part 3, Sector 35. One company record shows 121001 and another shows 121006, but these are exceptions. As with the other parts of the colony, give the pocket name and the house or flat number, and the dispatch is planned against the address rather than the postcode.

What is the difference between this page and the Ashoka Enclave II page?

They cover two different pockets of the same colony. Ashoka Enclave II is the Sector 37 pocket — ISKCON, Tikona Park, Saffron Public School, the Digamber Jain Temple and Shastri Nagar, with Badarpur about a nine-minute walk. Ashoka Enclave III is the Sector 35 pocket — Kos Minar Park, Kanishka Residency, Crown Interiorz Mall and Subash Nagar, with Sarai Metro about a 15-minute walk, and it is where the office is. The two are supplied on the same fabric terms but they are different addresses and different approaches.

Can I visit the office and then have fabric delivered to another part of Faridabad?

Yes. Many buyers collect samples from the Ashoka Enclave Main office and then have the stock order delivered to a different address — another Faridabad sector, a NIT stitching unit or an address outside the city. Tell us at the order stage which address the stock is for, and the delivery is planned against that address rather than the collection point.