This is a Hazardous Environment Protective Assembly (HEPA) suit. Spacesuit manufacturer David Clark Company, Inc. made these suits for technicians to wear while assisting astronauts and technicians in hypobaric chambers who were testing spacesuits. Wearing the suits meant that they could enter the chambers before re-pressurization in case of an emergency. These suits resemble the Gemini spacesuits that David Clark also manufactured.
NASA transferred this suit and gloves to the Museum in 1972.
This object is not on display at the National Air and Space Museum. It is either on loan or in storage.