Axiom Space and luxury fashion brand Prada have unveiled a form-fitting inner garment designed for astronauts on NASA’s Artemis III mission. Multiple outlets report that the item will be worn under the main lunar spacesuit and is intended to help regulate temperature. The garment is described as an additional layer that supports cooling and ventilation needs during moon operations. Space.com and other publications characterize it as a liquid cooling/ventilation bodysuit, while Engadget and Gizmodo highlight its tailored design. The companies present the suit element as part of a broader lunar spacesuit effort being developed in partnership with NASA. Space News also notes that Axiom and Prada are advancing the design of another component of the lunar spacesuit system. Across coverage, the emphasis is on the debut of this specific inner layer and its role in astronaut comfort and thermal management, rather than on broader mission details. The announcements focus on design and function for Artemis III, with no consensus on other performance specifications beyond cooling and ventilation described by the sources.