Hemp Fabric in Ashoka Enclave Faridabad

Our office is in this colony
PIN 121003 across all three parts
Boutique and tailoring cluster
Sarai Metro about 1 km

Hemp fabric in Ashoka Enclave is supplied by Compact Buying Services, and our office is in the colony itself — No. 65, Lower Ground Floor, Ashoka Enclave Main, Sector 35, Faridabad 121003. Walk in during office hours, Monday to Saturday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, handle the cloth on the counter and take free samples away the same day.

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 boutique or tailor who needs to test the cloth before a stock order. Delivery runs to all three parts of Ashoka Enclave — Part 1 in Sector 34, Part 2 in Sector 37 and Part 3 in Sector 35 — plus Ashoka Enclave Main, Extension 1 and the streets around them.

Ashoka Enclave is not one place but three. The colony is divided into internal pockets known as Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3, and those three parts fall in three different sectors — 34, 37 and 35 respectively. All of them share a single PIN code, 121003, which is convenient for post but unhelpful for a delivery driver, because the PIN cannot tell him which pocket of the colony you are in. That is why the part number matters here more than the sector number does.

The sections below set out what the colony actually is, how the three parts map onto the three sectors, what the boutique and tailoring cluster along Ashoka Enclave Main looks like, and how to give an address that a delivery will actually reach.

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What Ashoka Enclave actually is

Ashoka Enclave is a low-rise residential and commercial colony in South Faridabad with PIN code 121003, spread across three internal pockets that fall in Sectors 34, 37 and 35, and bordering Sarai, Subash Nagar and Chauhan Colony.

The colony sits on the southern side of Faridabad, near the Delhi border. It is bounded on one side by Greenfield Colony and Sehatpur, and on the other by Palla and Vedram Colony, which puts it in an intermediate position — close enough to the newer colonies to feel current, without sitting inside the traffic of the most congested parts of the city.

The details worth knowing.

PIN code	121003 — one code covering Ashoka Enclave Main and Parts 1, 2 and 3, along with parts of Sectors 34, 35 and 37
Post office	Mathura Road post office serves this postal circle
Internal pockets	Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3
Sectors covered	Part 1 in Sector 34, Part 2 in Sector 37, Part 3 in Sector 35
Principal road	Ashoka Enclave Main, including Ashoka Enclave Main Market; also an Ashoka Enclave Extension 1 in Sector 35
Housing	Predominantly low-rise builder floors rather than apartment towers
Nearest metro	Sarai Metro Station, about 1 km
Borders	Sarai, Subash Nagar, Chauhan Colony; between Greenfield Colony and Sehatpur, and Palla and Vedram Colony
Road access	Near the Delhi border, off the Badarpur–Old Faridabad road, with the DND–KMP Expressway nearby and Old Sher Shah Suri Road passing close by

Two things follow from that layout. The street pattern inside the colony is close to a grid, with the main internal road running roughly parallel to the bypass and smaller roads branching into each residential pocket. And the housing being low-rise builder floors rather than towers means a large share of the businesses here work from a ground floor or a converted floor rather than from a shop unit in a mall — which is exactly the pattern that supports tailoring and boutique work.

Which part of Ashoka Enclave is in which sector

Part 1 sits in Sector 34, Part 2 in Sector 37 and Part 3 in Sector 35 — three pockets of one colony, in three different sectors, sharing one PIN code.

This is the single most useful thing to understand about Ashoka Enclave if you are ordering or receiving anything here, because it explains why two addresses that both read "Ashoka Enclave, Faridabad 121003" can be at opposite ends of the colony.

Ashoka Enclave Part 1	Sector 34
Ashoka Enclave Part 2	Sector 37
Ashoka Enclave Part 3	Sector 35 — the part our office is in
Ashoka Enclave Main	The principal internal road and Main Market, running through Sector 34 and Sector 35
Ashoka Enclave Extension 1	Sector 35

There is a small amount of naming overlap in the records — some entries list "Ashoka Enclave I" against Sector 34 while others list it alongside a Sector 37 address — which is normal for a colony that grew in pockets rather than as a single planned block. The practical approach is to give both the part number and the sector when you order, and let us confirm the actual address against them. That is more reliable than relying on either alone.

If you are not sure which part you are in, the landmarks settle it faster than a PIN code will. The market in Sarai, the junction near the Badarpur border, and the point where Old Sher Shah Suri Road meets the internal roads are the three reference points most people in the colony use to get their bearings. Mentioning the nearest of those when you order does the same job for a delivery.

Ashoka Enclave Main — the road the colony runs on

Ashoka Enclave Main is the principal internal road of the colony, running through Sector 34 and Sector 35, and it carries the Main Market along with a continuous line of shops, offices and small businesses.

Every colony has one road that does the work of a high street, and in Ashoka Enclave it is this one. Ashoka Enclave Main has the Main Market on it, it has commercial units running along it, and it is where the local trade concentrates rather than being spread evenly through the residential streets. Our own office is on it, at No. 65 on the lower ground floor, which is why an address on Ashoka Enclave Main is the easiest address in the colony to find.

Three things about the road are worth knowing.

It is a working commercial road, not a mall. The businesses along Ashoka Enclave Main are small units, shops and offices rather than retail chains. That means the trade is personal, the customer walks in rather than browsing, and a business here lives on repeat customers and referrals rather than on footfall.
The market opens early. Ashoka Enclave Main is a morning road — the local market comes alive well before the rest of the city is moving. If you are arranging a delivery or a collection, an early slot is usually easier than a late one.
It is the landmark that resolves the address. Because the road runs across two sectors, quoting "Ashoka Enclave Main" rather than only the sector number gets a visitor or a courier to the right road, and the building number does the rest. The Aggarwal Dharmshala on Ashoka Enclave Main is the reference point most people use.

For a fabric buyer, the road matters because of what it holds: it is where the boutique and tailoring cluster of the colony sits, and it is where a buyer can walk from one shop to another in a single trip rather than driving between them.

The boutique and tailoring cluster

Ashoka Enclave has an established cluster of boutiques, tailors and dress-material shops, concentrated around Ashoka Enclave 3 in Sector 35 and along Ashoka Enclave Main — a working garment neighbourhood rather than a purely residential one.

That cluster is what makes this page different from a plain residential-sector page. The businesses here are not only selling cloth by the metre; a significant share of them are making up garments — dressmaking, alterations, embroidery, custom tailoring — and a boutique stocking dress material is the natural customer for a fabric that has a texture and a story to it.

Four things this kind of buyer usually needs, and how they are handled.

A cutting length before a stock order. A boutique or tailor making up garments needs to test the cloth on their own machine. A metre is enough to make one sample piece, check the needle and stitch length, press a seam and measure shrinkage on a wash test — none of which a hand-sized swatch can tell you.
Small first orders. There is no minimum to request samples, and a first stock order can start with a few metres of one construction. That is the right size for a boutique testing a new cloth against a small client base, rather than buying a season's stock on a description.
Colour settled on cloth, not on a screen. If a collection has a colour direction, the shade is confirmed on a dyed swatch before bulk production. A dress material shop whose customers notice shade will want the swatch approved on cloth rather than on a photograph.
Repeat supply from the same lot. Once the shop knows the cloth moves, a lot reservation holds a season's total against a single lot so the second and third despatches match the first. In a boutique that matters, because a client who comes back for a second piece expects it to match the first.

On describing the cloth across the counter, one honest point. A boutique customer in Ashoka Enclave is often buying dress material, which means they are imagining a finished garment rather than buying a finished one. The description that works is concrete: a Himalayan hemp blend from above 1,800 metres, blended with Tencel™ for softness, with a texture that softens with every wash. The description that causes trouble is calling it 100% hemp, or implying it feels like cotton — the customer finds out on the first wash, and the shop's credibility goes with it.

How to give a delivery address in Ashoka Enclave

Give the part number and the sector together, plus the building reference — the PIN code alone covers the whole colony and cannot tell a driver which pocket you are in.

Ashoka Enclave is one of those addresses where the postal code is less useful than it looks. A single PIN, 121003, covers Main, Parts 1, 2 and 3 and parts of three sectors, so a courier given only "Ashoka Enclave, 121003" has a colony to search rather than an address to reach. Four details fix that.

The part number. Part 1, Part 2 or Part 3 — and the sector alongside it, since the two together pin the address down rather than leaving it to the PIN code.
The building or house number. A ground-floor boutique in an independent house needs the house number, and if the entrance is not obvious on the road, the nearest landmark — the Aggarwal Dharmshala on Ashoka Enclave Main is the one most people use.
Whether it is a shop or a residence. A shopfront on Ashoka Enclave Main takes a business-hours drop, while a home studio in Part 2 or Part 1 may need a specific window. The two are planned differently.
Any access rule worth knowing. A narrow internal street a delivery vehicle cannot enter, a building with no lift for a long roll, restricted hours. Tell us and the dispatch is planned around the actual arrangement rather than an assumption.

If you are close to one of the three reference points people in the colony actually navigate by — the market in Sarai, the junction near the Badarpur border, or where Old Sher Shah Suri Road meets the internal roads — mention it. It settles the "which end of Ashoka Enclave" question faster than any postal detail does.

The office is in the colony

Compact Buying Services operates from No. 65, Ashoka Enclave Main, Sector 35 — inside Ashoka Enclave, on the colony's principal road, about a kilometre from Sarai Metro Station.

That changes the practical options for a buyer in the colony in a way it does not for a buyer elsewhere in Faridabad. Three routes are open in the same week.

Walk in and handle the cloth. The office is open Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Constructions are laid out on the counter so they can be compared side by side, colour can be checked in daylight, and free swatches can be taken away the same day. The Sector 35 page covers the visit in full.
Have a cutting length delivered within the colony. Part 3 is a few minutes away, and Parts 1 and 2 are a short drive inside the same colony. A metre can be sent to your address rather than couriered from outside, which usually means it arrives faster.
Order with delivery to your address. Once the cloth has been tested, the stock order is delivered to your Ashoka Enclave address, confirmed against the part number, the building reference and the quantity.

One honest note on proximity. Being based in the colony does not change the price or the terms — the commercial basis is the same as for any other Faridabad address and is set out on the Faridabad city page. What it changes is speed, and the option to handle the cloth on a counter before committing to it.

For a buyer coming from outside the colony, Sarai Metro Station is roughly a kilometre away, which makes the office reachable by metro rather than only by road — metro to Sarai, then a short auto ride to 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 in person or courier
Certification	GOTS and OEKO-TEX 100 documents shared with the sample kit, as applicable to the lot
Delivery	Ashoka Enclave Main, Parts 1, 2 and 3, Extension 1 and the surrounding streets; wider Faridabad and NCR

Specification last reviewed: 26 October 2026. Full product detail is on the hemp and Tencel™ page.

How to order from Ashoka Enclave

Send the construction, the quantity and the part number with the building reference, 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 buyer:

Start with a sample or a cutting length. A free swatch for colour and hand, or a metre to test on your own machine if you are a boutique or tailor. Collect from the office on Ashoka Enclave Main, or have it delivered within the colony.
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 boutique or dress-material shop sizes it for the display and the client base; a tailor sizes it for the run. 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.
Delivery to the specific pocket. Confirmed against the part number, sector and building reference — not the PIN code alone.

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

How this page differs from the sector pages

Ashoka Enclave is a colony that spans three sectors rather than a sector itself, and it has a boutique and tailoring cluster along its main road — so this page is about the colony as a working garment neighbourhood, not about one sector's buyer.

Sector 34	The sector containing Ashoka Enclave Part 1. A sector page covers the sector; this page covers the colony across all three parts.
Sector 35	The sector containing Part 3 and Ashoka Enclave Main, and the location of our office. Its page covers the office visit in full — the Sector 35 page.
Sector 37	The sector containing Ashoka Enclave Part 2. Its page covers the independent-house and home-studio case — the Sector 37 page.
Ashoka Enclave	The colony itself, across Parts 1, 2 and 3 — one PIN, three sectors, a main market road, and a boutique and tailoring cluster. This page.

If you are a boutique or tailor working from Ashoka Enclave, this page and the Sector 15 page are the right pair to read — Sector 15 covers the stitching-shop case in depth, and this page covers the colony-specific delivery and cluster detail. If you are only visiting the office, the Sector 35 page is the more direct read.

Common Questions

Ashoka Enclave: questions answered

Where can I buy hemp fabric in Ashoka Enclave Faridabad?

Compact Buying Services is based in Ashoka Enclave itself, at No. 65, Lower Ground Floor, Ashoka Enclave Main, Sector 35, Faridabad 121003. You can walk in during office hours, Monday to Saturday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, handle the hemp and Tencel™ cloth on the counter and take free samples away the same day. Samples can also be couriered to any address in Ashoka Enclave Parts 1, 2 or 3.

What is the PIN code of Ashoka Enclave Faridabad?

Ashoka Enclave uses PIN code 121003. That single code covers Ashoka Enclave Main, Parts 1, 2 and 3, along with parts of Sector 34, Sector 35 and Sector 37, and the postal circle is served from the Mathura Road post office. Because the whole colony shares one PIN, the PIN alone cannot tell a courier which part of Ashoka Enclave you are in — the part number and the building reference are what make a delivery land correctly.

Which part of Ashoka Enclave is in which sector?

Ashoka Enclave is divided into three internal pockets. Part 1 falls in Sector 34, Part 2 falls in Sector 37, and Part 3 falls in Sector 35. Ashoka Enclave Main — the principal internal road, including the Main Market — runs through Sector 34 and Sector 35, and there is also an Ashoka Enclave Extension 1 in Sector 35. If you are ordering fabric, quoting the part number alongside the sector saves a misdirected delivery.

Is Ashoka Enclave a residential area or a commercial one?

It is both. The housing is predominantly low-rise builder floors rather than apartment towers, and the colony has a recognised commercial layer along Ashoka Enclave Main and the Main Market, including boutiques, tailors and dress-material shops. That mix means the area supports home-based design and tailoring businesses alongside the residential streets, which is a different buyer profile from a market-street colony or an apartment-belt sector.

Do you supply boutiques and tailors in Ashoka Enclave?

Yes. Ashoka Enclave has an established cluster of boutiques, tailors and dress-material shops, particularly around Ashoka Enclave 3 in Sector 35 and along Ashoka Enclave Main. Boutique owners and tailors are supplied on the same terms as any other Faridabad buyer, and because the office is in the colony, a cutting length can usually be collected or delivered the same week rather than waiting on a courier.

Can I walk in and collect samples without an appointment?

Yes. Walk-in visitors are welcome during office hours, Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Free sample swatches can be taken away on the same visit with no minimum order and no courier charge. If you want a cutting length of a metre rather than a small swatch, give us a short notice so the length can be cut and prepared before you arrive.

How close is the office to the rest of Ashoka Enclave?

The office is on Ashoka Enclave Main in Sector 35, which is the principal internal road of the colony. Part 3 is in Sector 35 and is the closest part; Part 1 in Sector 34 and Part 2 in Sector 37 are both a short drive within the same colony. A buyer anywhere in Ashoka Enclave is effectively a few minutes from the counter, which makes a same-day sample visit practical in a way it is not for buyers across the city.

What fabric is available and what does it suit?

The cloth is a 26% Himalayan hemp and 74% Tencel™ lyocell blend, grown above 1,800 metres in the Himalayan foothills. It suits shirts, kurtas, dresses, relaxed trousers, soft jackets and loungewear, and it works for cushion covers, throws and table linen in the furnishing case. The blend drapes more than cotton and creases less than linen, and it softens with every wash rather than stiffening.

Can I get a cutting length before committing to stock?

Yes. A cutting length of a metre is enough to make one sample garment, check the needle and stitch length, press a seam and measure shrinkage on a wash test — none of which a small swatch can tell you. There is no minimum order to request one, and because the office is inside Ashoka Enclave it can usually be collected in person rather than couriered.

Do you deliver to Ashoka Enclave Parts 1, 2 and 3?

Yes. Deliveries run to Ashoka Enclave Main, Parts 1, 2 and 3, Extension 1, and the streets around them, as well as to the rest of Sector 34, Sector 35, Sector 37 and the wider Faridabad and Delhi NCR region. Give the part number and the building reference when you order so the dispatch is planned against the right pocket of the colony.

What is the difference between this page and the Sector 35 page?

The Sector 35 page is about the office visit — the sample room, walk-in hours and what to bring. This page is about Ashoka Enclave as a place: its three parts across Sectors 34, 35 and 37, the single PIN that covers all of them, the boutique and tailoring cluster along Ashoka Enclave Main, and how delivery addressing works across the parts. If you are visiting the office, read Sector 35. If you are working from or delivering to an Ashoka Enclave address, this page is the more useful one.

Is Ashoka Enclave served by metro?

Yes. Sarai Metro Station is roughly one kilometre from Ashoka Enclave, which makes the colony reachable by metro rather than only by road. For a buyer coming from Delhi or elsewhere in the NCR, that is often the simplest way to reach the office — metro to Sarai, then a short auto ride to Ashoka Enclave Main.

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