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It's impossible to know without knowing the possible adults from the parent stock

Wing feathering isn't always accurate, and looking at feathers alone at this age isn't usually accurate either. The hackle and saddle feathers will come later, the large red comb and wattles indicate it's a cockerel, sorry.

You got him from TSC from a bin labeled Wyandotte and another breed but you're not sure what the other was, correct? I don't think lavender Wyandottes are very common but I'm unsure what hatchery the TSC near you would be supplied from!

Then it's pretty much just a silkie mix! If you know he's part silkie, the other part could be a lot of different things!

Just a mixed breed then :)

It's got female coloring, if you're still concerned in a few weeks post her again :D

Yes males, where did you get them? They appear a bit big and the wrong shape to be japanese bantams

At the very least the black one appears to be a cockerel, more pictures would be helpful!

Yes looks to be a cockerel!

Should be easier to ID when they're a little older. Are those the only possible breeds you ordered? Looks like a bigger variety

Pullet, full body pics would likely get you a more accurate answer :)

1. Looks like a silver laced Cochin Cockerel :( 2. I would agree likely a boy, comb is big BUT it's not red yet so maybe if you cross your fingers extra hard! 3. Comb is a little big, keep an eye on this one, may end up being a cockerel 4. Silkies take a lot longer to sex, so can't say...

Two cockerels and one pullet

Combs are pretty big for ladies, time will tell and more photos would be helpful but I'm gonna vote cockerels

Cockerel :(

Where did you get her?

Honestly all look like pullets to me I believe

It's less the barring on that chick and more the comb development at that age

Mixed breed, since he came from a back yard breeder he is most definitely a mixed breed

Seems pullet