sock 1 the sock 1 has a toe region 3 the sock 1 is knitted and the toe region 3 is knitted in a continuous manner the toe region 3 has an edge 4 with a profile that essentially corresponds to a toe profile in the illustrated exemplary embodiment the toe region 3 has an essentially trapezoidal structure the toe region 3 has an edge section 5 which butts against the big toe of the left foot when the sock is being worn an inclination of the edge section 5 is smaller than an inclination of an opposite edge section 6 relative to an imaginary common base 7 illustrated by dashed lines the edge 4 is seam free as a result of which it is not possible for any seam induced pressure points to be produced in the toe region when the sock is being worn that makes this sock considerably more comfortable to wear than conventional socks fig2 shows a plan view of an example of a configuration of a right sock the configuration of the right sock 2 in fig2 corresponds essentially to the configuration of the left sock 1 according to fig1 fig3 diagrammatically shows a left sock the sock 1 has a leg 8 which is adjoined by a foot part 9 with the toe region 3 the sock is knitted by using a core thread 10 at least one further thread.