Snatched Body Review: Colombian Fajas, Stage Sizing, Prices and Strict Return Rules
Snatched Body is a shapewear store based in Doral, Florida, that sells Colombian-style fajas (compression garments), shapewear bodysuits, waist cinchers and post-surgery recovery supplies such as ab boards and pillows, shipping within the US. Most of its fajas cost about $137 to $179, everyday shapewear bodysuits run $66.99 to $102.99, and accessories start around $16.
This review covers what Snatched Body sells, how its stage system and size charts work, prices, shipping, the return and final-sale rules, and who the store suits. It is based on the brand's own product and policy pages; we did not try the garments.
At a glance Checked October 2026
Snatched Body suits shoppers who know which type and stage of faja they need and are prepared to measure carefully. Size charts are detailed and vary by product line. Returns are strict: items must be unworn with tags, return shipping is usually on you, and panties, some fajas and sale items are final sale.
- Best for: Shoppers looking for Colombian-style fajas sorted by post-op stage, or firm-control shapewear for everyday wear.
- Typical price: $136.99–$178.99 for most fajas and waist cinchers; $66.99–$102.99 for daily bodysuits; bundles up to $387.99.
- Shipping: US only. Free over $99 according to the shipping policy (the cart showed a lower $63 threshold); standard delivery 5–7 business days.
- Returns: request within 30 days of delivery, unworn with tags; refunds exclude shipping costs, and one free return label is offered for a first size exchange.
- Watch out for: Final-sale and hygiene rules. At least one bodysuit page says undergarment products cannot be returned at all.
What Snatched Body sells
The online catalog listed about 150 products when we checked. The main groups are:
- Post-op fajas by stage. The core of the range, sold as BBL and lipo Stage 1 to Stage 4 garments: full-body styles with sleeves, styles with or without a built-in bra, strapless shorts and waist cinchers. Most are offered in black and beige, some also in mocha.
- Everyday shapewear. Bodysuits in mid-thigh, thong and short-sleeve cuts, tummy-control underwear, shaping shorts and a neoprene waist cincher sold for workouts.
- Recovery supplies. Ab boards, foam boards and lumbar boards ($26.99–$50.99), BBL pillows ($32.99–$40.99), compression bras ($71.99), scar sheets, disposable underwear and pads, a recovery robe and a 22-item recovery kit ($261.99).
- Bundles. Faja-plus-accessory packs and two-garment sets, from about $100 to $387.99.
Product pages describe the garments as made with Colombian Powernet, bidirectional fabric or microfiber. Several post-op pages state that the garments are designed for use under medical guidance and advise consulting your surgeon about the right stage and compression; follow that advice rather than the marketing timelines, which differ between pages.
Stages, compression and sizing: what to compare
Snatched Body organises its fajas into four stages. As the brand describes them, Stage 1 and 2 garments are firm or high compression with hook-and-eye closures and a bathroom opening; Stage 3 is a strapless short that the brand pitches for people at least 12 weeks after surgery; and Stage 4 is a waist cincher for when you are "well-recovered." The stage timelines on product pages are not consistent (one Stage 2 page gives both "weeks 0–6" and "weeks 6–12"), so treat them as a rough guide and ask your surgeon.
Details listed on current product pages:
- Stage 2 Post-Op Shapewear with Bra, style 2411 ($168.99): built-in bra without padding, three hook levels, bathroom zipper, padded straps; the spec table lists 70% nylon and 30% spandex with high compression and coverage from abdomen to mid-thigh; sizes 2XS to 3XL.
- Stage 2 Faja Short, style 2413 ($157.99): braless version described as triple-layer Powernet at the waist; hand wash cold and air dry.
- Stage 3 Strapless Faja, style 2412 ($147.99): open bust, Powernet inner layer and bidirectional outer layer, three hook levels and two built-in rods; sizes 2XS to 3XL.
- Stage 4 Waist Cincher, style 2414 ($136.99): outer Powernet and inner microfiber, 15 flexible bones, front zipper with inner hooks; the brand says it is not recommended for workouts.
- Seamless Soft Control Bodysuit ($82.99): 55% polyamide and 45% elastane, wire-free cups, adjustable straps, mid-thigh length and an opening for bathroom use.
Compression levels. The brand's FAQ ranks materials from seamless (low compression) through Triconet (medium) and Powernet (high) to latex (maximum), and says it does not recommend latex if you have recent scars or are recovering from surgery.
Size charts. Each line has its own chart, and they do not match. On the general faja chart a Medium is a 28–30 inch waist and 43–46 inch hips; on the Triconet chart a Medium is a 30–34 inch waist and 41–45 inch hips. The bodysuit chart adds bust measurements (Medium: 39.5–41 inch bust, 28.5–30.5 inch waist), and the waist cincher chart adds torso length. Every chart warns that these are high-compression garments that "might seem really small." The FAQ says to go by your largest measurement and, if you are between sizes and new to fajas, to choose the larger size; it also says wearing a smaller size will just be uncomfortable. A fit specialist is available by text.
As general advice, shapewear should feel firm but should never restrict your breathing, cause numbness or tingling, or leave you dizzy. If it does, take it off and reconsider the size or compression level.
Prices
Prices on the site were shown without crossed-out "regular" prices on the products we checked. Current ranges:
- Stage 1 and 2 fajas: $147.99–$173.99 (a Stage 1 medium-compression style starts at $71.99).
- Stage 3 shorts and strapless styles: $147.99–$150.99.
- Waist cinchers: $136.99–$162.99, including the $138.99 neoprene workout cincher.
- Daily bodysuits: $66.99–$102.99; boned open-bust bodysuits $183.99–$251.99.
- Recovery supplies: mostly $15.99–$62.99; the full recovery kit is $261.99.
Shipping
The shipping policy says Snatched Body ships to customers in the US only. Orders placed before 12:30 pm Eastern on a weekday ship the same day, and tracking is emailed once the parcel leaves. The brand has two shipping pages that differ:
- Free shipping: both pages say orders over $99; the site's cart drawer showed "Free Shipping for all orders of $63.00."
- Speed and cost: one page lists standard delivery in 5–7 business days and express two-day shipping for $14.99; the other describes 2-day shipping, free above $99. A separate "Priority Shipping" item is sold for $25.
- Missing parcels: report a package marked delivered but not received promptly; the brand says it is not liable after 60 days.
Check the shipping charge in the cart before you pay.
Returns and warranty
Returns are where Snatched Body needs the closest reading. The main points of its return policy:
- Window: exchanges, store credit and refunds must be requested within 30 calendar days of delivery through the online Returns Center, and approved before you ship. Approved returns must be sent within 14 days.
- Condition: unworn and unused, tags attached, original packaging, no stains, odors, deodorant or perfume, and tried on over underwear only.
- Costs: you pay return shipping unless the error was the brand's or you bought the optional Checkout Plus protection at checkout. Shipping costs are not refunded, and refunds arrive 7–14 business days after approval.
- Size exchanges: the "Perfect Size Promise" gives one prepaid label for the first approved size exchange per order. If you later switch to a refund, the brand may deduct that label and other shipping costs.
- Final sale: panties, certain fajas noted on product pages, sale or promotional items and gifts. Bundles must be returned whole for a refund. The recovery kit is not refundable; only its faja can be exchanged or credited.
- Damaged or wrong items: report within 7 days with photos.
There is a conflict to be aware of: the Comfy Tummy Control Bodysuit page states that "our products are considered undergarments, so unfortunately, we can't do returns," which is stricter than the general policy. Check the product page and ask support before you order a bodysuit. The written warranty covers manufacturing defects reported within 30 days of delivery, although one Stage 2 product page advertises a "2 Year Warranty," so confirm which applies.
Who should buy from Snatched Body
Snatched Body suits shoppers who want a large choice of Colombian-style fajas sorted by post-op stage, with detailed size charts, a Florida-based support line and a text option for fit questions. It also carries the recovery accessories that are often bought alongside a faja. It is less suited to anyone who expects easy returns on shapewear: hygiene and final-sale rules are strict, return postage is usually yours to pay, and some pages are stricter than the main policy. If you are buying for recovery after surgery, let your surgeon guide the stage, compression and how long to wear it.
Snatched Body coupon codes
We did not find a public code on Snatched Body's own site. What we could verify: free shipping applies above a threshold ($99 in the shipping policy, $63 in the cart drawer), some product pages listed free gifts with a first website order, and the email signup offers early access to sales without stating a fixed reward. Store credit issued for returns does not expire. Any working offers we find are listed on our Snatched Body coupons page.
Frequently asked questions
Does Snatched Body ship outside the US?
Its shipping policy says it offers shipping to customers in the US. We did not find international shipping rates.
Can I return a faja I tried on?
Only if it is unworn, tried on over underwear, with tags and packaging intact and free of odors or deodorant, and the return is requested within 30 days of delivery. Panties, sale items and some fajas are final sale, and you usually pay return shipping.
Which stage faja should I buy after surgery?
The brand describes stages 1 to 4 by recovery phase, but its timelines vary between pages and its own product pages say to consult your surgeon. Ask your surgeon which stage and compression level to wear and for how long.
Will a faja help me lose weight?
Snatched Body's own FAQ says Colombian girdles do not help you lose weight and that the effect is visual. Choose a faja for fit and comfort, not for weight change.
Should I size down?
The brand advises against it. Its FAQ says to go by your largest measurement and choose the larger size if you are between sizes, adding that a smaller size will only be uncomfortable.
The bottom line
Snatched Body offers a wide range of Colombian-style fajas, daily bodysuits and recovery supplies, with most fajas priced around $137 to $179 and detailed size charts for each product line. Before buying, measure carefully against the chart for that specific garment, check the shipping charge in the cart, and read the product page for final-sale notes, because returns need unworn items with tags and return postage is usually yours.
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