ADM Endeavors, Inc. (OTCQB: ADMQ), a vertically integrated provider of custom apparel, uniforms, promotional products, screen printing, embroidery, digital production, and fulfillment services, has announced that Preston Arsement—the North Texas-based YouTube creator known to millions as PrestonPlayz—has selected ADMQ to produce and fulfill his official merchandise line, Fire Merch, at the company's new 100,000-square-foot corporate headquarters and production facility in Fort Worth, Texas. The agreement marks ADMQ's first marquee brand win since completing its $13 million facility in April 2026.
Under the agreement, a member of Preston's team will office on-site at ADMQ's facility, working directly with the company's production and shipping teams. This embedded arrangement, which Preston is pioneering among leading YouTube creators, is designed to provide fans with real-time customer service, immediate quality oversight, and faster order resolution from the production floor to the front door. The companies believe this hands-on approach will set a new standard for customer experience in the YouTube merchandise industry.
Preston ranks among the most-watched creators on YouTube, with billions of lifetime video views and one of the platform's most engaged fan communities. His YouTube network includes approximately 32 million subscribers on his flagship channel Preston, over 17 million on PrestonPlayz, around 8 million on TBNRfrags, approximately 5 million on PrestonGamez, and about 4 million on PrestonReacts. Combined, Preston's primary channels reach approximately 65 million YouTube subscribers.
“We built this facility to win exactly this kind of business,” said Marc Johnson, CEO of ADM Endeavors. “Preston's organization could have placed this business anywhere in the country. They chose Fort Worth because we can produce, quality-check, and ship his merchandise under one roof—with his own team member standing on our floor. The new building is already doing what we said it would do: opening doors that were closed to us a year ago.”
For ADMQ, the agreement marks the company's entry into creator commerce, one of the fastest-growing categories in branded merchandise. It advances a core element of ADMQ's growth strategy: building dedicated, long-term client relationships that generate recurring production and fulfillment volume. Management believes the embedded-team model developed with Preston's organization can be replicated for additional creators and high-volume e-commerce brands seeking U.S.-based production with direct oversight.
“Creator commerce demands everything our model does best—speed, quality, and flexibility at scale,” Johnson added. “An order from a fan can now be produced, inspected, and shipped with Preston's team watching it happen in real time. We intend to make ADMQ the home for creators who take their fans seriously.”
Under the agreement, ADMQ expects to provide screen printing, embroidery, digital production, warehousing, and direct-to-fan pick, pack, and ship fulfillment for Fire Merch orders placed at firemerch.com. Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed. The facility unites ADMQ's screen printing, embroidery, digital production, warehousing, and e-commerce fulfillment capabilities under one roof—a combination of scale, speed, and vertical integration that management believes was decisive in winning the business.
The partnership highlights a growing trend among top creators to seek reliable, U.S.-based production partners that can handle high-volume e-commerce demands while maintaining quality. For fans, the embedded model promises faster resolution of issues and improved customer service directly from the production floor. For ADMQ, this agreement opens the door to the lucrative creator market, potentially attracting other high-profile influencers seeking similar hands-on partnerships.
