[Grammar] swap you or swap with you

[Oceanlike]

I thought the preposition 'with' is necessary in the sentence below. Is 'with' necessary?

- I will swap (with) you my blue dress for your vintage hat.


Thank you! :-D

 

[Roman55]

I am not a teacher.

No.

 

[Oceanlike]

Does this mean that both are correct?

I will swap with you my blue dress for your vintage hat.

I will swap you my blue dress for your vintage hat.

 

[bhaisahab]

It's more natural without "with".