Hemp fabric for Sector 41 Faridabad is supplied by Compact Buying Services from our office at No. 65, Ashoka Enclave Main, Sector 35, Faridabad. Sector 41 sits on the Surajkund–Badkhal Road corridor in South Faridabad, a short drive from the office. Samples can be couriered to any Sector 41 address, 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, supplied with free sample swatches and no minimum to request them. A cutting length can be arranged so the cloth can be tested on your own machines before a stock order, and a first order can start small. Delivery runs to Green Field Colony, NHPC Colony, Omaxe Green Valley and the streets around them.
Sector 41 is not a market sector. It is one of South Faridabad's more affluent residential and commercial areas, built along the Surajkund–Badkhal corridor with luxury apartments, independent floors and a residential-commercial mix rather than shopfronts on a market street. That character shapes who buys fabric here and what they need from a supplier — boutique owners and home-studio designers working from a converted floor, and interior clients furnishing new apartments, rather than traders buying to resell by the metre.
The sections below cover what that means in practice: the PIN code complication in this sector, the colonies and developments inside it, the boutique and home-studio case, the furnishing case for apartment interiors, and the Surajkund craft catchment. The cloth itself is described on the full hemp and Tencel™ page, and the commercial basis for a bulk order is on the Faridabad city page.
Sector 41 is an affluent residential and commercial sector in South Faridabad on the Surajkund–Badkhal Road corridor, with a main PIN code of 121010, containing Green Field Colony, NHPC Colony and the Omaxe Green Valley development that spans Sectors 41 and 42.
The sector sits in the southern part of the city, on the road that runs between Surajkund and Badkhal — a corridor that has drawn a mix of luxury apartment projects and independent floors over the past two decades. It is well connected to Delhi and Gurugram, and it has the daily-life infrastructure of a self-sufficient locality: parks, schools, restaurants, a City Mart and a small mall inside the sector.
The details worth knowing before you order.
| PIN code | 121010 is the main code for Green Field Colony and the surrounding streets. Some Sector 41 addresses show 121003 instead — see the note below. |
|---|---|
| Character | Affluent residential and commercial; luxury apartments, independent floors, a residential-commercial mix |
| Corridor | Surajkund–Badkhal Road, South Faridabad |
| Colonies and developments inside | Green Field Colony (including Block C), NHPC Colony, Omaxe Green Valley (spans 41–42) |
| Retail inside the sector | Mee Mart Mini Mall; Crown Interiorz Mall is a short drive away |
| Industrial area | None of its own — Sector 41 is not one of Faridabad's numbered industrial areas |
| Neighbouring localities | Sector 42, Sector 43, Sector 38, Surajkund, Greenfields, Chhota Arangpur, Ekta Nagar, Badkhal |
The PIN code complication, stated honestly. Sector 41 does not resolve cleanly to a single PIN code. Green Field Colony and much of the sector use 121010, but some addresses in the same area are listed under 121003. That means a PIN alone is not enough to plan a delivery — a courier given only “Sector 41, 121010” may find themselves at the wrong gate of the right colony. The reliable approach is to give the colony name plus the block, plot or tower reference, and the dispatch is planned against the actual address rather than the postal code.
Sector 41 contains Green Field Colony — including Block C — along with NHPC Colony and the Omaxe Green Valley development, and a delivery is confirmed against the colony name and the block, plot or tower reference rather than the sector number alone.
This matters more in Sector 41 than in a sector laid out as numbered blocks, because the sector is a patchwork of named colonies and developments rather than a single grid. Two addresses both described as “Sector 41” can be at opposite ends of the sector, in different colonies, under different PIN codes. The reference you give is what the dispatch is planned against.
What to include when you order from a Sector 41 address.
NHPC Colony is a useful reference point if you are describing a location near it, and Mee Mart Mini Mall is the landmark most people in the sector recognise. If your address is close to either, mention it — it settles the “which part of Sector 41” question faster than a PIN code does.
Sector 41's luxury apartments and independent floors mean a large share of its design and boutique businesses work from a home studio or a converted floor rather than a shopfront — so the buying pattern is sampling-led and small-batch rather than counter-led.
A boutique on a market street buys cloth to display and sell by the metre. A boutique or home studio in Sector 41 usually buys to sample, to make up, and to test against a small number of clients who expect something specific. The order pattern is different, and the questions a buyer brings are different.
Four things a Sector 41 boutique or studio buyer usually needs, and how they are handled.
On describing the cloth to clients, one honest point. A boutique in this sector is usually selling to a customer who has seen a lot of cotton and a lot of viscose, and who is buying the fibre story as much as the garment. The description that holds up is the factual one: a Himalayan hemp blend from above 1,800 metres, blended with Tencel™ for softness and drape, with a texture that softens with every wash. What does not hold up is calling it 100% hemp, or implying it feels like cotton — the customer will notice on the first touch, and the boutique's credibility goes with it.
New apartments on the Surajkund–Badkhal corridor are furnished once, in a concentrated fit-out — which makes cushion covers, throws and table linen the natural starting point, with curtains and light upholstery confirmed against the construction.
Sector 41's apartment stock gives a second kind of buyer that the older residential sectors do not have in the same concentration: the household furnishing a new flat, and the interior designer doing it. The questions here are different from a garment buyer's. A cushion cover is assessed on abrasion and whether it will pill. A curtain is assessed on how it falls and how much light it lets through. A piece that will sit in direct sun needs its light fastness confirmed.
Where the blend fits, and where it has to be confirmed.
If the project is a single apartment, this page is the right starting point. If it is a multi-unit fit-out across a building, the Neharpar page covers contractor coordination, building-scale costing and handover documentation, and the Greater Faridabad page covers the single-project interior case in full.
Sector 41 sits on the Surajkund–Badkhal Road corridor, close to the Surajkund craft and cultural catchment — which brings a steady flow of craft-conscious buyers, exhibition traffic and design visitors into the area.
Surajkund is one of the best-known craft and cultural destinations in the Delhi NCR region, and the road that runs from Surajkund through Sector 41 towards Badkhal carries a share of that traffic. For a boutique or studio in Sector 41, that has two practical consequences worth naming.
First, the customer base is not only local residents. A boutique on this corridor sees visitors who are already interested in craft, natural fibres and handmade production, which is a receptive audience for a hemp and Tencel™ cloth and the fibre story that goes with it. Second, the exhibition and craft-fair calendar brings seasonal spikes in footfall, which is a different pattern from a market street that trades evenly through the year — and it changes how a boutique should size its first order and its lot reservation.
Two points of advice that follow. Stock ahead of the exhibition season rather than during it, because the cloth needs to be cut and made up before the footfall arrives. And reserve the season's total against a single lot so a second piece made for a returning visitor matches the first — a craft-conscious customer is exactly the one who will notice a shade difference between two garments.
One caution, stated plainly. The corridor connection is a real advantage for a boutique, but it is not a substitute for the cloth being right. A visitor who came for craft will still judge the garment on how it wears and how it washes, and the blend's behaviour — softer with each wash, textured rather than smooth — should be described honestly at the counter rather than smoothed over.
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) | Dresses, shirts, kurtas, relaxed trousers, soft jackets, loungewear |
| Suited to (furnishing) | Cushion covers, throws, table linen; lighter curtains and light upholstery confirmed against the piece |
| 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; courier charges payable by the recipient |
| Certification | GOTS and OEKO-TEX 100 documents shared with the sample kit, as applicable to the lot |
| Delivery | Green Field Colony, NHPC Colony, Omaxe Green Valley and all Sector 41 addresses; wider Faridabad and NCR |
Specification last reviewed: 25 October 2026. Full product detail is on the hemp and Tencel™ page.
Send the construction, the quantity and the colony plus building reference, and you get a specific figure for delivery to that address — with a sample or cutting length first if you want to test the cloth.
The wholesale basis is the same across Faridabad and is set out on the NIT Faridabad page. The short version for a Sector 41 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 Sector 41 address, which saves a trip and a separate invoice. The areas we serve page lists every Faridabad area we supply.
Sector 41 is the affluent boutique-and-interior sector on the Surajkund corridor — luxury apartments and independent floors, named colonies and a mall micro-market — rather than a market street, an industrial belt or a plain residential block.
| Market-street sectors (14, 15, 16) | Dense colonies with fabric shops and stitching units on a market street, customer walks in off the road. Covered on the Sector 15 and Sector 14 pages. |
|---|---|
| Dual-address sectors (28, 29, 31) | Residential sector whose number is also used by a separate industrial area — two buyers under one number. Covered on the Sector 31 page. |
| Office location (35) | Our own address — a visit page describing the sample room, walk-in hours and same-day collection. Covered on the Sector 35 page. |
| Plain residential sectors (30, 36) | Residential-only sectors with no industrial area and no distinct retail character — a short pointer to the Sector 15 and Sector 14 pages. |
| Sector 41 | Affluent residential and boutique-retail sector on the Surajkund–Badkhal corridor; Green Field Colony, NHPC Colony and Omaxe Green Valley inside it; a split PIN code; and a genuine furnishing case from new apartment stock. This page. |
If you run a market-street shopfront, the Sector 15 page is the better read. If you are furnishing a single apartment and want the interior case in full, the Greater Faridabad page covers it. This page is for the boutique, home studio and apartment-interior buyer in Sector 41 specifically.
Hemp fabric for Sector 41 is supplied by Compact Buying Services from our office at No. 65, Ashoka Enclave Main, Sector 35, Faridabad. Sector 41 is a short drive from the office along the Surajkund–Badkhal corridor, so samples can be couriered to any Sector 41 address 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.
The main PIN code for Sector 41 Faridabad is 121010, which covers Green Field Colony and the surrounding streets. Some addresses in the sector show 121003 instead, so the PIN alone is not a reliable way to confirm a delivery — give us the colony name and the building or plot number when you order and the dispatch is planned against the actual address.
Sector 41 is a residential and commercial sector, not an industrial one. Faridabad's numbered industrial areas are Sectors 24, 25, 57, 58 and 59, along with DLF Industrial Area, the Sector 31 and 32 industrial areas, the Sector 27A to 27D belts and the Sector 66 to 74 industrial sectors in Neharpar. Sector 41 is not among them.
Sector 41 contains Green Field Colony, including Block C, as well as NHPC Colony and the Omaxe Green Valley development that spans Sectors 41 and 42. It also has Mee Mart Mini Mall within the sector, and Crown Interiorz Mall is a short drive away. A delivery to any of these is confirmed against the colony name and the building or plot number rather than the sector number alone.
Yes. Sector 41 is characterised by luxury apartments and independent floors rather than market streets, so a large share of the design and boutique businesses here work from a home studio, a converted floor or a small commercial unit rather than a shopfront on a market road. Fabric is delivered to the studio or home address, and a cutting length can be arranged so the cloth can be tested on your own machines before a stock order.
Yes. A metre is enough to make a single sample garment, check the needle and stitch length, press a seam, and measure shrinkage on a wash test. Sample swatches are free and cutting lengths can be couriered to any Sector 41 address, with courier charges payable by the recipient. There is no minimum order to request either.
Cushion covers, throws and table linen are well suited to this blend, and lighter layered curtains are possible with a construction confirmed against the window. Fixed upholstery on high-use seating has to be confirmed against a specific construction first, because durability and cleaning requirements in a home with daily use are stricter than for occasional pieces. Tell us what the piece is for and we will say plainly whether the blend is the right cloth.
Send the Pantone reference with your enquiry and we will confirm whether the shade can be matched on this blend and what it adds to the timeline. A dyed swatch is approved on cloth before bulk production, so the colour is settled on a sample rather than on a screen. For interior work the swatch should be approved under the lighting it will be seen in, since a colour that reads well in daylight can look different under warm interior light.
Sector 41 sits on the Surajkund–Badkhal Road corridor in South Faridabad, and the office is at Ashoka Enclave Main, Sector 35. It is a short drive rather than a walk, so a visit is practical during office hours but a couriered sample pack is often the easier first step. If you are coming to the office, call ahead so the constructions you want to see are on the counter.
Yes. Deliveries run to Sector 41 and the surrounding localities — Sector 42, Sector 43, Surajkund, Greenfields, Chhota Arangpur and the Badkhal corridor — as well as to the rest of Faridabad and the wider Delhi NCR. Delivery is confirmed order by order against the address and quantity you provide.
Sector 35 is where the office is, so its page describes what a visit involves — the sample room, walk-in hours and same-day collection. Sector 41 is an affluent residential and boutique-retail sector on the Surajkund–Badkhal corridor, so this page covers what that buyer needs: delivery to a colony or apartment address, cutting lengths for testing, colour matching for a collection, and the furnishing case for apartment interiors. The two pages describe the same business from two different buyer perspectives.
There is no minimum to request samples or a cutting length, and a first stock order can start small — a few metres of one construction is enough to test the cloth against a collection. Once you know what moves, a lot reservation can hold a season's total against a single lot so repeat despatches match. Send the construction, the quantity and the address and we will confirm a specific figure.