Hemp Fabric in BPTP The Resort, Sector 75 Faridabad

Hemp fabric for BPTP The Resort, Sector 75, Faridabad is supplied by Compact Buying Services from our office at No. 65, Ashoka Enclave Main, Sector 35. The society is a single 28.5-acre complex of six towers, so delivery is planned against the tower and flat number rather than the wider Parklands township. Samples can be couriered to any flat, 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 flat in Tower R, Block A or any other tower. Delivery runs to every flat and to the internal commercial section, with the Golden Gate complex and D-Mart as the two nearest addressing landmarks.

BPTP The Resort is not the same thing as BPTP Parklands, and the distinction matters. Parklands is the twelve-sector township umbrella covering roughly 1,500–1,706 acres; The Resort is one society inside it — six towers of twenty floors each, 480 flats, on a 28.5-acre parcel in Sector 75. It is a ready-to-move, occupied society, not a paper launch, and it sits on Raja Nain Singh Nagar Marg near Sector 8, on the Faridabad Bypass Road.

Two other facts give it a distinct character. It has its own commercial section inside the compound, plus the Golden Gate complex and a D-Mart immediately adjacent — which means a studio or boutique here has everyday retail on the doorstep rather than a drive away. And it has no metro station within walking distance: Escorts Mujesar is about 4.1 km and Neelam Chowk Ajronda about 9 km, so the connection is by road, not on foot. That is a real factor for a buyer commuting to Delhi, and this page treats it honestly.

The sections below cover what the society actually is, how its towers and flats are addressed, the Golden Gate and D-Mart anchors, the metro reality, and how a delivery is planned here.

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What BPTP The Resort actually is

BPTP The Resort is a 28.5-acre, ready-to-move society of six towers and 480 flats in Sector 75 — one specific address inside the much larger Parklands township, not a name for the whole township.

It is worth being precise about the names, because they are used loosely and they are not interchangeable. BPTP Parklands is the twelve-sector umbrella. BPTP The Resort is a single residential society inside Sector 75. Golden Gate is the adjacent BPTP commercial complex. D-Mart is the grocery anchor near Golden Gate. An address that reads “Tower R, BPTP Resort, Sector 75” is telling you the tower and the society; an address that reads “BPTP Parklands” alone is not.

The details worth knowing before you order.

Also known as	BPTP Resort, The Resort Sector 75, BPTP The Resort Parklands
Sector	Sector 75
Scale	28.5 acres; 6 towers; 20 floors; 480 units
Configuration	2, 3 and 4 BHK apartments, roughly 1,420 to 2,019 sq.ft.
Status	Ready to move; occupied society
Address forms	Tower R; Block A; Flat No. 1704, Tower R; Flat No. 804, Block A
PIN codes	121002 in most records; 121004 and 121006 also appear
Road	Raja Nain Singh Nagar Marg, near Sector 8; Faridabad Bypass Road
Commercial	Internal shops within the society; Golden Gate complex and D-Mart adjacent
Nearest metro	Escorts Mujesar ~4.1 km; Neelam Chowk Ajronda ~9 km
Schools	New Delhi Public School ~0.49 km; Vivekanand International School ~1–1.5 km
Hospitals	Sarvodaya Hospital ~3–4 km; ESI Hospital ~2 km

One honest note that belongs in any serious account. The project’s “resort” name is aspirational branding, not a Goa-villa experience: the amenities are functional — a swimming pool, a toddler pool, a gym, a jogging track, a landscaped garden and 24×7 security — rather than the clubhouse-and-infinity-pool package newer launches advertise. That does not affect the cloth or the delivery, but it explains the society’s character: mid-market, family-occupied and settled, rather than luxury.

Towers, blocks and how a flat is addressed

BPTP The Resort is addressed by tower or block letter followed by the flat number — Tower R, Block A and the other lettered towers are the key lines, not the Parklands brand.

This is the fact that most clearly distinguishes The Resort from the wider township. Parklands is addressed by sector, block and plot number; The Resort is a single gated complex where the tower and flat number do the work. Get the tower right and the delivery resolves; leave it out and it does not.

What the different address forms look like, from the public record.

Tower R	A tower letter in use across company registrations and property records. Forms include Flat No. 1704, Tower R, BPTP Resort, Sector 75, and R-1704, BPTP Resort, Sector 75. Tower R is one of the society’s six residential towers.
Block A	A block form used in some records — for example Flat No. 804, Block A, BPTP Resort, Sector 75, and Flat No. 804 Block A, BPTP Resort, Sector 75, Ballabgarh, Faridabad 121004. “Block” and “Tower” appear to be used interchangeably across different documents.
Other tower letters	Public records and project listings reference Tower A, Tower B, Tower C, Tower D, Tower E, Tower F, Tower G and Tower R. The society has six towers in total; the additional letters come from different records and phases of the same project.
Internal commercial section	The society includes shops for daily-needs requirements. A commercial unit is addressed by shop number within the complex, followed by BPTP The Resort, Sector 75. It is a different delivery arrangement from a residential flat.

On the PIN codes, one honest note. There is no single PIN across all records: 121002 appears for the Raja Nain Singh Nagar Marg address, 121004 for many flat and company addresses, and 121006 in some Tower R records. This is not a data error — the society sits at a Sector 75 boundary where postal jurisdictions overlap. Give the tower and flat number alongside the PIN code, and the dispatch is planned against the address rather than the postcode.

The practical answer for a fabric buyer is straightforward: use tower or block letter, flat number, BPTP The Resort, Sector 75, Faridabad, and add the PIN code as a secondary line. That resolves cleanly in every case.

Golden Gate, D-Mart and the internal shops

The Resort’s retail layer is unusually close for a gated society: there are shops inside the compound, a BPTP commercial complex called Golden Gate immediately adjacent, and a D-Mart grocery anchor next to Golden Gate.

This is the second fact that distinguishes The Resort, and it follows from the way the Sector 75 parcel was planned. A society of 480 flats needs everyday retail, and BPTP built it into the edge of the complex rather than leaving residents to drive. That changes what a studio or boutique here can rely on.

The three retail layers, and how they differ.

Internal shops inside the society. The compound includes a commercial section with shops catering to daily-need requirements. A boutique or tailoring unit operating from one of these units is inside the gate, serving residents who already walk through the complex. It is the lowest-friction retail position in the society.
Golden Gate. The BPTP commercial complex immediately adjacent to the society, in Sector 75. It is the addressing landmark for the Sector 75 side: the D-Mart is “near Golden Gate,” and a delivery to the commercial edge is often routed by that reference. If your shop is in Golden Gate, quote the shop number and the complex name rather than the society gate.
D-Mart. The grocery anchor near Golden Gate, at P-58, near Golden Gate, Parkland, Sector 75. It draws daily footfall from the surrounding residential belt, which is useful for a boutique that wants walk-in visibility beyond the society’s own residents. It is a commercial landmark, not a residential address.

One honest caveat. Organised retail in Sector 75 is thinner than in older Faridabad sectors like Sector 15 or the Crown Interiorz side. Golden Gate and D-Mart cover daily needs and a D-Mart run, but they are not a mall cluster. If your business depends on mall-level walk-in traffic, The Resort is not the strongest Faridabad address for that; if it depends on a settled residential catchment with everyday retail on the doorstep, it is a good one.

If your shop or studio is in the internal commercial section or in Golden Gate, quote the unit number and the complex name alongside the sector. Both are large enough to orient a driver, and they are the two most useful addressing landmarks on the Sector 75 side.

The metro reality — by road, not by walk

There is no metro station within walking distance of BPTP The Resort. Escorts Mujesar on the Violet Line is about 4.1 km away, and Neelam Chowk Ajronda is roughly 9 km — so the connection is by car or auto, not on foot.

This is the third fact that distinguishes The Resort, and it is the one that marketing material tends to soften. The society sits on the Faridabad Bypass Road in Sector 75, well east of the Violet Line. For a buyer used to a 10–15 minute walk to a station — as at Charmwood Village or Ashoka Enclave II — this is a different proposition.

What that means in practice depends on how you travel.

For a daily Delhi commute, Escorts Mujesar is the practical station at about 4.1 km — a short auto or cab ride from the society gate. Neelam Chowk Ajronda at roughly 9 km is a 20–25 minute drive and is the second option. Neither is a walk, and residents rely on a car, auto or cab for the metro leg.
For visiting our office in Sector 35, neither of these is the right station — Sarai is. The two are at opposite ends of Faridabad, and confusing them adds a cross-city trip.
For road connectivity, the society’s real advantage is the arterial network: Faridabad Bypass Road (NH-148NA) runs along the sector, the BPTP Bridge connects across the Agra Canal, and the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway corridor is close. Faridabad Railway Station is about 25 minutes away. For moving stock or visiting suppliers, the road network is more useful than the metro distance.

One honest note. There has been talk of improved connectivity along the Agra Canal and a possible metro extension into the Neharpar belt, and project marketing sometimes refers to it. Treat that as a long-term possibility rather than a near-term amenity. Plan your visits on the assumption that a car or auto is needed, and call ahead if you want the most practical route from whichever station you are arriving at.

Who buys fabric in BPTP The Resort

Three kinds of buyer sit in The Resort — a flat-based studio in Tower R or Block A, a shop in the internal commercial section or Golden Gate, and a boutique drawing on D-Mart and residential footfall — and each is supplied slightly differently.

Because the society is a single gated complex with its own retail edge, it is one of the few Faridabad addresses where a buyer might be a flat studio, an internal shop or a Golden Gate shopfront without leaving the same parcel. That matters, because the three buy cloth differently.

The three buyer types, and what each needs.

Flat-based studios in Tower R, Block A and the other towers. A designer or tailor working from an apartment. What they need is a sample pack and a cutting length first, and a first order sized for a flat rather than a workroom. Delivery is planned against the tower, flat number and gate, and the service lift and register arrangement should be mentioned at the order stage.
Shops in the internal commercial section. A boutique or tailoring unit inside the society compound. What they need is a small first order sized for a display, plus a handle-piece so a resident walking past can pick the cloth up. The delivery is a commercial delivery inside the gate, and the shop number is the address.
Shops in Golden Gate or drawing on D-Mart footfall. A boutique on the commercial edge of the society. What they need is a cloth with a story to tell at the counter, because the footfall here is a mix of residents and daily-needs shoppers rather than a pure residential walk-past. A hemp and Tencel™ blend fits that conversation, and the care note and certification documents close it.

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 three. The difference is the size of the first order and the delivery arrangement — flat, internal shop or Golden Gate shopfront — not the fabric terms.

If a studio in The Resort 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 BPTP The Resort

Give the tower or block letter first, then the flat number, then BPTP The Resort, Sector 75, and add the gate or lift arrangement if the flat is in a tower with a service access rule.

There is no single PIN for the society and “BPTP Parklands” alone does not resolve to the gate. In a six-tower gated complex, the tower and flat number do the work that a postcode does elsewhere.

Four things to include.

The tower or block letter. Tower R, Block A, Tower B — whichever your address uses. This is the first thing a dispatch is planned against, because the towers are separate buildings with separate gates and lifts.
The flat number. The unit number within the tower. This is the single most useful line on the address, and it is what the security register at the gate will ask for.
The society and sector. BPTP The Resort, Sector 75. Add “Parklands” if your own documents include it, but do not rely on the Parklands name alone — it covers twelve sectors and several separate societies.
Any access detail worth knowing. A tower may have a service lift and a restricted delivery window; the society gate may require the vehicle to be announced; a flat on a higher floor may need a goods lift booking. 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 the internal commercial section, mention the shop number specifically — a commercial delivery is routed to the retail edge of the complex rather than a residential tower. If your address is in Golden Gate, say so, because a Golden Gate shopfront is outside the society gate and has different delivery hours from a residential flat.

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 tower or flat in The Resort
Certification	GOTS and OEKO-TEX 100 documents shared with the sample kit, as applicable to the lot
Delivery	Every tower and block in BPTP The Resort, plus the internal commercial section and Golden Gate; wider Faridabad and NCR

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

How to order from BPTP The Resort

Send the construction, the quantity and the address — tower letter, flat number, and the society name — and you get a specific figure for delivery to that flat.

The wholesale basis is the same across Faridabad and is set out on the NIT Faridabad page. The short version for a BPTP The Resort 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 working from a flat in Tower R or Block A. Collect from the office on Ashoka Enclave Main, or have it couriered to the society.
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 studio sizes it small; an internal shop sizes it for the display; a Golden Gate shopfront sizes it for walk-in traffic. 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 tower. Confirmed against the tower or block, the flat number, and the gate and lift arrangement for that building.

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

How BPTP The Resort differs from the other pages

The Resort is one specific society — six towers, 480 flats, 28.5 acres — inside the much larger Parklands township, with its own internal shops, Golden Gate and D-Mart adjacent, and metro access by road rather than on foot.

BPTP The Resort	The six-tower society in Sector 75 — Tower R, Block A, internal shops, Golden Gate, D-Mart and Escorts Mujesar ~4.1 km. This page.
BPTP Parklands	The twelve-sector township umbrella — Sectors 75 to 89, roughly 1,500–1,706 acres, lettered blocks A–Z, The Next Door and District Walk. Read the Parklands page.
Ashoka Enclave III	The Sector 35 office pocket — Kos Minar Park, Kanishka Residency, Crown Interiorz Mall and Sarai Metro. Read the Ashoka Enclave III page.
Charmwood Village	The Surajkund Road township — Eros Garden villas, the hotel cluster and Badarpur Border Metro. Read the Charmwood Village page.
Sector 75	The sector containing The Resort, and its own page for the wider sector case. Read the Sector 75 page.

If you are working from a flat in Tower R and want the tower-specific delivery detail, this page covers it. If you are looking at the wider Parklands township and its commercial hubs, the Parklands page is the more direct read. If you are visiting the office to collect samples, the Ashoka Enclave III page covers the office visit.

Common Questions

BPTP The Resort: questions answered

Where can I buy hemp fabric in BPTP The Resort, Sector 75?

Compact Buying Services supplies hemp fabric to BPTP The Resort from its office at No. 65, Ashoka Enclave Main, Sector 35, Faridabad. The society is a single 28.5-acre complex of six towers, so delivery is planned against the tower and flat number rather than the wider Parklands township. Samples can be couriered to any flat, 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.

Is BPTP The Resort the same as BPTP Parklands?

No. BPTP The Resort is a single residential society of six towers and 480 flats on 28.5 acres in Sector 75. BPTP Parklands is the much larger township umbrella spanning twelve sectors and roughly 1,500–1,706 acres. The Resort sits inside Parklands, but it is one address within it, not a name for the whole township. If you are ordering fabric, the tower and flat number matter more than the Parklands brand.

How is BPTP The Resort addressed — are there tower numbers?

Yes. The society is addressed by tower and flat number. Public records include forms such as Flat No. 1704, Tower R, BPTP Resort, Sector 75; Flat No. 804, Block A, BPTP Resort, Sector 75; and R-1704, BPTP Resort, Sector 75. Tower letters in use include A, B, C, D, E, F, G and R, and some addresses use “Block” instead of “Tower.” The reliable form is tower or block letter, then flat number, then BPTP The Resort, Sector 75.

What is the PIN code of BPTP The Resort?

There is no single PIN code across all records. Public records show 121002 for the Raja Nain Singh Nagar Marg address, 121004 for many flat and company addresses, and 121006 in some Tower R records. The society sits at the Sector 75 boundary where postal jurisdictions overlap. Give the tower and flat number alongside the PIN code, and the dispatch is planned against the address rather than the postcode.

Which metro station is nearest to BPTP The Resort?

Escorts Mujesar on the Violet Line is the nearest practical station at about 4.1 km, a short auto or cab ride. Neelam Chowk Ajronda is roughly 9 km away, a 20–25 minute drive. There is no metro station within walking distance of the society, and residents rely on a car or auto for the Delhi commute. If you are visiting our office in Sector 35, Sarai is the right station, not Escorts Mujesar.

What is Golden Gate and is it part of BPTP The Resort?

Golden Gate is the BPTP commercial complex immediately adjacent to the society, in Sector 75. It is not part of the residential society itself, but it is the most useful addressing landmark for the Resort: the D-Mart is “near Golden Gate,” and a delivery to the Sector 75 side of the society is often routed by that reference. If your studio or shop is in Golden Gate, quote the shop number and the complex name.

Does BPTP The Resort have shops inside the society?

Yes. The society includes a commercial section with shops catering to daily-needs requirements, and a D-Mart sits immediately adjacent near Golden Gate. That means a studio or boutique in the society is not solely dependent on an external market for everyday footfall — residents already move through the commercial edge of the complex.

Do you deliver to Tower R and Block A flats in BPTP The Resort?

Yes. Deliveries run to every tower and block in the society, including Tower R, Block A and the other lettered towers. A flat delivery is planned against the tower letter, the flat number and the gate or lift arrangement. Tell us at the order stage if the tower has a service lift or a restricted delivery window, and the dispatch is planned around it.

Can I get a cutting length before committing to a stock order?

Yes. A metre can be couriered to any BPTP The Resort flat 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.

What is the difference between this page and the BPTP Parklands page?

They cover two different scales of the same developer belt. BPTP Parklands is the twelve-sector township umbrella — Sectors 75 to 89, lettered blocks A–Z, The Next Door and District Walk, and multiple PIN codes. BPTP The Resort is one specific society inside Sector 75 — six towers, 480 flats, Tower R and Block A, Golden Gate and D-Mart. The fabric terms are the same; the addressing and the delivery logistics are not.

Do you supply shops in Golden Gate and the society commercial section?

Yes. A shop in the Golden Gate complex, a unit in the society’s internal commercial section, and a studio or boutique operating from a flat in any tower are all supplied on the same fabric terms. What changes is the delivery arrangement: a shopfront needs a commercial delivery, while a flat needs the tower and gate detail. Quote the shop or unit number alongside the sector and complex name.