The Artemis program will make use of two space suits: the Exploration Extravehicular Mobility Unit (xEMU), and the Orion Crew Survival System (OCSS).

The xEMU is for use on the lunar surface, with an endurance of up to eight hours.
The suit has movable joints and a bearing to allow for movement of the waist.
Audio microphones and speakers are located inside the helmet, instead of using the traditional "Snoopy cap".
The astronaut enters the suit from between the backpack and the rest of the suit; zippers, which were an issue with the Apollo suits, were excluded.

The OCSS is to be worn inside the Orion spacecraft during launch and re-entry, in case of a depressurization emergency.
The outer layer of the suit is orange to allow for visibility in the ocean if astronauts need to exit the spacecraft without any assistance from recovery personnel.
The suit includes enhanced shoulder joints for a better range of reach, and greater fire resistance.
The Artemis program will make use of two space suits: the Exploration Extravehicular Mobility Unit (xEMU), and the Orion Crew Survival System (OCSS).
The xEMU is for use on the lunar surface, with an endurance of up to eight hours. The suit has movable joints and a bearing to allow for movement of the waist. Audio microphones and speakers are located inside the helmet, instead of using the traditional "Snoopy cap". The astronaut enters the suit from between the backpack and the rest of the suit; zippers, which were an issue with the Apollo suits, were excluded.
The OCSS is to be worn inside the Orion spacecraft during launch and re-entry, in case of a depressurization emergency. The outer layer of the suit is orange to allow for visibility in the ocean if astronauts need to exit the spacecraft without any assistance from recovery personnel. The suit includes enhanced shoulder joints for a better range of reach, and greater fire resistance.
Artemis program