A toe closing method for closing a toe end of a tubular hosiery body that extends around a longitudinal axis, the toe end including a first circumferential portion, a second circumferential portion, and a plurality of loops formed on the first and second circumferential portions (10, 20) and surrounding the longitudinal axis, the first and second circumferential portions (10, 20) being respectively located on two opposite sides of a diametrical axis of the tubular hosiery body which is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis, the loops of the first circumferential portion corresponding in number to the loops of the second circumferential portion, said toe closing method comprising the steps of: folding the first circumferential portion along the diametrical axis to superimpose the same over the second circumferential portion such that the loops of the first circumferential portion are respectively aligned with the loops of the second circumferential portion and that the toe end is placed in a closed state and is formed with a first end point at one end of the diametrical axis and a second end point at the other end of the diametrical axis diametrically opposite to the first end point; knitting a stitching thread by threading the stitching thread through the loops of the superimposed first and second circumferential portions (10, 20) to form a first loose thread and an initial stitch segment, wherein the first loosed thread is located between the first and second end points (130, 140), an angular distance between the first loose thread and the first end point is smaller than that between the first loose thread and the second end point, and the initial stitch segment starts from the first loose thread and is formed by threading the stitching thread through the loops of the superimposed first and second circumferential portions (10, 20) along a first circumferential direction from the second end point toward the first end point until the first end point is reached; continuously knitting the stitching thread from the first end point along a second circumferential direction opposite to the first circumferential direction and around the superimposed first and second circumferential portions (10, 20) until the second end point is reached to form a joining segment, the joining segment having a first section interlaced with the initial stitch segment, and a second section connected to the first section and interlaced with the loops of the superimposed first and second circumferential portions (10, 20) located between the initial stitch segment and the second end point; and continuously knitting the stitching thread from the second end point and around a part of the joining segment to form at least one tail portion (51, 52) and a second loose thread connected to the at least one tail portion (51, 52), the at least one tail portion (51, 52) being interlaced with the part of the joining segment, an angular distance between the second loose thread and the second end point being smaller than that between the second loose thread and the first end point. folding the first circumferential portion along the diametrical axis to superimpose the same over the second circumferential portion such that the loops of the first circumferential portion are respectively aligned with the loops of the second circumferential portion and that the toe end is placed in a closed state and is formed with a first end point at one end of the diametrical axis and a second end point at the other end of the diametrical axis diametrically opposite to the first end point; knitting a stitching thread by threading the stitching thread through the loops of the superimposed first and second circumferential portions (10, 20) to form a first loose thread and an initial stitch segment, wherein the first loosed thread is located between the first and second end points (130, 140), an angular distance between the first loose thread and the first end point is smaller than that between the first loose thread and the second end point, and the initial stitch segment starts from the first loose thread and is formed by threading the stitching thread through the loops of the superimposed first and second circumferential portions (10, 20) along a first circumferential direction from the second end point toward the first end point until the first end point is reached; continuously knitting the stitching thread from the first end point along a second circumferential direction opposite to the first circumferential direction and around the superimposed first and second circumferential portions (10, 20) until the second end point is reached to form a joining segment, the joining segment having a first section interlaced with the initial stitch segment, and a second section connected to the first section and interlaced with the loops of the superimposed first and second circumferential portions (10, 20) located between the initial stitch segment and the second end point; and continuously knitting the stitching thread from the second end point and around a part of the joining segment to form at least one tail portion (51, 52) and a second loose thread connected to the at least one tail portion (51, 52), the at least one tail portion (51, 52) being interlaced with the part of the joining segment, an angular distance between the second loose thread and the second end point being smaller than that between the second loose thread and the first end point.