Hemp fabric for BPTP Parklands, Greater Faridabad is supplied by Compact Buying Services from our office at No. 65, Ashoka Enclave Main, Sector 35. The township spans twelve sectors, so delivery is planned against the specific sector, block and plot or flat number rather than the township name alone. Samples can be couriered to any address in Parklands, 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 villa in Parklands Pride, an independent floor in Sector 85, or a shop in The Next Door or District Walk. Delivery runs to all twelve Parklands sectors.
BPTP Parklands is not a colony in the sense that Ashoka Enclave or Charmwood Village is a colony. It is a developer-built township of roughly 1,500–1,706 acres across twelve sectors — 75, 76, 77, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 88 and 89 — in the Neharpar belt of Greater Faridabad. Inside that footprint sit plots, villas, independent floors, apartment towers, IT parks and commercial complexes, marketed under one brand but registered as separate HRERA projects.
That scale is the defining fact for a fabric buyer, and it changes how an order is planned. A single “BPTP Parklands” address is not enough; the sector, the block and the plot or flat number are what make a delivery resolve. The sections below cover what the township actually is, how its sectors and blocks are addressed, its two commercial anchors, the honest position on metro access, and how a delivery is planned here.
BPTP Parklands is a developer-built integrated township in Greater Faridabad, marketed as roughly 1,500–1,706 acres across twelve sectors — but it is not one project, and the distinction matters when you order fabric.
It is worth being precise about the names, because they are used loosely and they are not interchangeable. BPTP Parklands is the marketing umbrella. Parklands Pride is a 156-acre precinct in Sector 77–78. Park Elite Floors, Park Grandeura, District 1, District 3, District 4, District 6, Princess Park, Discovery Park, Skynest and Park Arena are separately registered HRERA projects inside the same brand family. A buyer ordering fabric needs the specific project name as well as the sector, because two addresses in “Parklands” can be several kilometres apart.
The details worth knowing before you order.
| Also known as | Parklands Faridabad, BPTP Parklands Township |
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| Sectors | 75, 76, 77, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 88, 89 |
| Belt | Neharpar / Greater Faridabad |
| Marketed scale | About 1,500–1,706 acres across 12 sectors |
| RERA-registered footprint | HRERA-PKL-FBD-586-2024 covers Sectors 82–89; individual components separately registered |
| Plot sizes | About 110 to 1,000 square yards, freehold |
| Block system | Lettered blocks A to Z with sub-blocks, mapped to phases and sectors |
| PIN codes | 121004 for much of Sector 76; 121002 for parts of Sectors 75 and 85; 121001 in some records |
| Commercial anchors | The Next Door (Sector 76); District Walk (Sector 81); SCO complexes in Sectors 80, 82, 84 and 85 |
| Arterial roads | Faridabad Bypass Road (NH-148NA); Tigaon Road; NH-2 via Bypass |
| Nearest metro | Escorts Mujesar, about 4.1 km from Sector 75; Neelam Chowk Ajronda, about 4.5 km from Sector 82 |
| Landmark | BPTP Bridge over the Agra Canal |
| Schools nearby | Vivekanand International School; Shiv Nadar School; Delhi Public School; Narayana E-Techno School |
| Healthcare | Amrita Hospital; Sarvodaya Hospital and Research Centre; Asian Fidelis Hospital |
One honest note that belongs in any serious account of the township. The “1,500–1,706-acre township” figure is a marketing number; the RERA-registered footprint is smaller and has been licensed in stages since 2010. If you are ordering fabric for a studio or shop in Parklands, none of that affects the cloth or the delivery — but it does explain why two addresses that both say “BPTP Parklands” can sit under different PIN codes and different phases. Give the sector and the project name, and the ambiguity disappears.
Plots in BPTP Parklands are spread across lettered blocks A to Z with sub-blocks, mapped to phases and sectors — so the reliable address is sector first, then block, then plot or flat number.
This is the fact that most clearly distinguishes Parklands from a HUDA colony or a compact township. A sector colony is addressed by house number and sector; Parklands is addressed by sector, block letter and plot number, with the project or precinct name added where one applies. Get the order right and the address resolves; leave out the sector and it does not.
What the different address forms look like, from the public record.
| Lettered blocks | Public records for Parklands include addresses such as Block F, Block P, Block S, Block X and U-Block. Broker and channel-partner listings describe Phase I plots largely in Sector 85 (Blocks A–E), Phase II in Sectors 83, 84 and 89 (Blocks F–N), and Phase III in Sectors 75, 76, 77, 78 and 89 (Blocks P–Z). The block letter is the first thing a delivery is planned against after the sector. |
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| Parklands Pride | The 156-acre precinct in Sector 77–78, with plots, independent floors and villa formats. Public records include forms such as PB-110, Ground Floor, Maintain Street, BPTP Parklands Pride, Sector 77. If your address is in Pride, quote the precinct name alongside the block and unit number. |
| Park Elite Floors | Independent floors in Sector 76, addressed by floor and unit number — public records include forms such as V-37, Second Floor, Park Elite Floor, Sector 76, and P4-18-FF, Park Elite Floors, Parklands. |
| Villas and plots | Public records include villa forms such as Villa No. 06, Block S, Sector 75, and plot forms such as C-38, Basement, Sector 85, and J9/1, Sector 84. A villa delivery is planned against the block and villa number; a plot delivery is planned against the block and plot number. |
| Commercial units | The Next Door is in Sector 76, U-Block, addressed by shop or office number — for example Shop No. U-46, Upper Ground Floor, The Next Door. District Walk is in Sector 81, Block A, addressed by shop number. Both are commercial addresses rather than residential gates. |
On the PIN codes, one honest note. There is no single PIN for the whole township: 121004 covers much of Sector 76, 121002 covers parts of Sectors 75 and 85, and 121001 appears in some Sector 76 and Sector 84 records. This is not a data error — it reflects the fact that twelve sectors fall under different postal jurisdictions. Give the sector and the block, and the dispatch is planned against the address rather than the postcode.
The practical answer for a fabric buyer is straightforward: use sector, block, plot or flat number, project or precinct name, BPTP Parklands, Faridabad, and add the PIN code as a secondary line. That resolves cleanly in every case.
Parklands has two distinct commercial hubs: The Next Door in Sector 76, a 1.72-acre convenience mall, and District Walk in Sector 81, a 10.5-acre high-street retail strip. They serve different sides of the township and different kinds of buyer.
This is the second fact that distinguishes Parklands, and it follows from the scale of the place. A township spread across twelve sectors cannot rely on a single market; it needs retail layered into more than one point. BPTP built two, and the difference between them matters for anyone thinking about a shop or studio.
The two hubs, and how they differ.
One honest caveat, which is worth stating rather than avoiding. District Walk is still a developing commercial catchment, not an established high street like Sector 15 or Old Faridabad Market. Footfall depends on residential density building up around it and on car and two-wheeler traffic off the bypass — not on guaranteed mall-level walk-ins. That is a real factor for anyone leasing a shop expecting day-one crowds. For a studio or a boutique with its own customer base, it matters less; for a pure walk-in retail play, it matters a lot.
If your shop or studio is in either hub, quote the complex name and the shop or unit number alongside the sector. The Next Door and District Walk are both large enough to orient a driver, and they are the two most useful addressing landmarks in the township.
There is no metro station within comfortable walking distance of most of BPTP Parklands. Access is by road: Escorts Mujesar is about 4.1 km from Sector 75, and Neelam Chowk Ajronda is about 4.5 km from Sector 82 and roughly 8 km from Sector 86.
This is the third fact that distinguishes Parklands, and it is the one that marketing material tends to soften. The Violet Line runs well to the west of the Neharpar belt, and the township sits east of it. For a buyer used to a 10–15 minute walk to a station — as at Charmwood Village or Ashoka Enclave II — Parklands is a different proposition.
What that means in practice depends on which sector you are in and how you travel.
On the road side, the township’s real connectivity advantage is not the metro but the arterials. Faridabad Bypass Road (NH-148NA) — a spur of the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway — runs along the western edge, and Tigaon Road along the eastern edge. NH-2 is about 4 km via the bypass, the FNG Expressway about 6 km, and South Delhi is reachable in roughly 15–20 minutes outside peak hours. For a buyer moving stock or visiting suppliers, the road network is the more useful fact than the metro distance.
One honest note. There has been talk for years of a metro extension into the Neharpar belt, and project marketing often refers to it. Treat that as a long-term possibility rather than a near-term amenity, and plan your visits on the assumption that a car or auto is needed. If you are coming to see samples, call ahead and we will tell you the most practical route from whichever station you are arriving at.
Four kinds of buyer sit across Parklands — a villa or plot owner building a home in Parklands Pride, a studio in an independent floor, a shop in The Next Door or District Walk, and a design office in an SCO unit — and each is supplied slightly differently.
Because the township spans twelve sectors and several product types, it is the one Faridabad address where a buyer might be in a villa, a floor, a tower or a shopfront without leaving the Parklands brand. That matters, because the four buy cloth differently.
The four buyer types, and what each needs.
The common thread is that none of these buyers needs a season’s stock on day one. A cutting length or a sample pack first, a small order second, and a lot reservation once the cloth moves is the right sequence for all four. The difference is the size of the first order and the delivery arrangement — villa, floor, shop or office — not the fabric terms.
If a studio in Parklands 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.
Give the sector first, then the block letter, then the plot, villa or flat number, then the project or precinct name — Parklands Pride, Park Elite Floors, The Next Door, District Walk — and add the PIN code as a secondary line.
There is no single PIN for the township, and “BPTP Parklands” on its own does not resolve to a gate. In a township of twelve sectors with lettered blocks and several separately named projects, the sector and the block do the work that a postcode does elsewhere.
Four things to include.
If your address is in Parklands Pride, mention the precinct specifically — a Pride delivery is routed to Sector 77–78 rather than the Sector 76 commercial side. If your address is in The Next Door or District Walk, say so, because a commercial unit has different delivery hours and a different vehicle approach from a residential block. If your plot is in a newer phase and the lane is not yet named, give the nearest landmark — BPTP Bridge, the Faridabad Bypass Road or the project site office — and we will plan around it.
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 |
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| 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 Parklands sector |
| Certification | GOTS and OEKO-TEX 100 documents shared with the sample kit, as applicable to the lot |
| Delivery | All twelve Parklands sectors, including Parklands Pride, Park Elite Floors, The Next Door and District Walk; wider Faridabad and NCR |
Specification last reviewed: 28 October 2026. Full product detail is on the hemp and Tencel™ page.
Send the construction, the quantity and the address — sector, block, plot or flat number, and project name — 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 a Parklands 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 Parklands address, which saves a trip and a separate invoice. The areas we serve page lists every Faridabad area we supply.
Parklands is a developer-built township spanning twelve sectors and roughly 1,500–1,706 acres — plots, villas, floors and towers under one brand, with metro access by road rather than on foot. The other pages cover single colonies and compact townships.
| BPTP Parklands | The twelve-sector township in Greater Faridabad — Sectors 75 to 89 — with lettered blocks, Parklands Pride, The Next Door, District Walk and metro access by road. This page. |
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| Ashoka Enclave (whole colony) | A HUDA colony split across Sectors 34, 35 and 37, with a single PIN covering the three parts and a boutique cluster along Ashoka Enclave Main. Read the Ashoka Enclave page. |
| Ashoka Enclave II | The Sector 37 temple pocket — ISKCON, 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 office 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. Read the Ashoka Enclave III page. |
| Charmwood Village | A private 30-acre township on Surajkund Road in Sector 39 — Eros Garden villas, Mayfair Towers, Royale Retreat, Charmwood Plaza and the hotel cluster, with Badarpur Border Metro about a 14-minute walk. Read the Charmwood Village page. |
| Sector 85 | The sector with the largest built-out Parklands plot footprint — Phase I blocks A–E — and its own page for the plot-owner and villa case. Read the Sector 85 page. |
If you are working from a shop in District Walk and want the retail-strip case in depth, this page covers it. If you are working from a villa in Parklands Pride and want the precinct-specific delivery detail, the Parklands Pride page is the more direct read. If you are only visiting the office to collect samples, the Ashoka Enclave III page covers the office visit.
Compact Buying Services supplies hemp fabric to BPTP Parklands from its office at No. 65, Ashoka Enclave Main, Sector 35, Faridabad. The township spans twelve sectors across Greater Faridabad, so delivery is planned against the specific sector, block and plot or flat number rather than the township name alone. Samples can be couriered to any address in Parklands, 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.
Both, in a sense. BPTP Parklands is the marketing umbrella for a collection of plots, villas, independent floors and apartment towers spread across twelve sectors — 75, 76, 77, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 88 and 89. Under that umbrella, individual components such as Parklands Pride, Park Elite Floors, Park Grandeura, District 1, District 3, District 4, District 6, Princess Park, Discovery Park, Skynest and Park Arena are separately registered HRERA projects. When you order fabric, the address that matters is the specific sector, block and plot or flat number, not the Parklands brand.
There is no single PIN code for the whole township. Public records show 121004 for much of Sector 76, 121002 for parts of Sectors 75 and 85, and 121001 in some Sector 76 and Sector 84 records. This is not an error — it reflects the fact that the township spans twelve sectors that fall under different postal jurisdictions. Give the sector, block and plot or flat number alongside the PIN code, and the dispatch is planned against the address rather than the postcode.
It depends on which sector you are in. For Sector 75, Escorts Mujesar on the Violet Line is about 4.1 km away. For Sector 82, Neelam Chowk Ajronda is about 4.5 km away. For Sector 86, Neelam Chowk Ajronda is roughly 8 km and a 20–25 minute drive. For most of the township, there is no metro station within comfortable walking distance — residents rely on a car or auto to reach the Violet Line. If you are visiting the office in Sector 35, Sarai is the right station, not any of the Parklands stations.
Yes. Plots are spread across lettered blocks A to Z with sub-blocks, and these map to different phases and sectors. Broker and channel-partner listings describe Phase I plots largely in Sector 85 (Blocks A–E), Phase II in Sectors 83, 84 and 89 (Blocks F–N), and Phase III in Sectors 75, 76, 77, 78 and 89 (Blocks P–Z). Public records also show addresses such as Block F, Block P, Block S, Block X and U-Block. The reliable address form is sector, then block letter, then plot or villa number.
The Next Door is the principal convenience commercial complex inside the township, in Sector 76, U-Block. It is spread over about 1.72 acres with roughly 0.16 million square feet of saleable area, consisting of air-conditioned shops, office space and restaurants, with multi-level basement parking. It functions as a local mall for Parklands residents and is the addressing landmark for the Sector 76 side of the township.
District Walk is the high-street retail strip in Sector 81, Block A — about 10.5 acres of two-sided open shops across ground floor with mezzanine, first floor and second floor. Unlike a mall, every shop faces the road directly, which is why it is described as the retail spine of the Parklands neighbourhood. It is a commercial address rather than a residential one, and a studio or boutique there is supplied on shopfront terms.
Yes. Parklands Pride is a 156-acre precinct in Sector 77–78, with plots, independent floors and villa formats. A delivery there is planned against the sector, the block and the plot or villa number. Public records include addresses such as PB-110, Ground Floor, Maintain Street, BPTP Parklands Pride, Sector 77. If your address is in Pride, quote the precinct name alongside the block and unit number.
Yes. A metre can be couriered to any BPTP Parklands 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.
They cover different kinds of Faridabad address. BPTP Parklands is a developer-built township spanning twelve sectors in Greater Faridabad — plots, villas, independent floors and towers under a single brand, with its own commercial complexes and a metro connection by road. Ashoka Enclave is a HUDA colony split across Sectors 34, 35 and 37, with a different addressing system, a different metro orientation and a different buyer profile. The fabric terms are the same; the scale, the addresses and the delivery logistics are not.
Yes. A shop in The Next Door in Sector 76, a retail unit in District Walk in Sector 81, and an SCO unit in Sectors 80, 82, 84 or 85 are all supplied on commercial terms. Quote the complex name, the shop or unit number and the sector, and the dispatch is planned against the commercial address rather than a residential gate.
Give the sector first — for example Sector 76 or Sector 85 — then the block letter, then the plot, villa or flat number, then the complex or precinct name if there is one, such as Parklands Pride, Park Elite Floors or The Next Door. Add the PIN code, but do not rely on it alone, because the township spans 121001, 121002 and 121004. If the entrance is not obvious, add the nearest landmark — The Next Door, District Walk, BPTP Bridge or the Faridabad Bypass Road.