I've read the few things I can find on the forums about differential cuts, but there wasn't much.
From what I gather, the inner shell has a smaller circumference than the outside shell, which makes it so the down does not get compressed as much when your knees, hip, or feet push up against the inner shell, thus preserving loft.
Is this the jist of it? One thing I read said that this actually creates more dead air space that must be heated. Is that true? Is a differential cut better or not?
Also, does a differential cut help keep down from falling to the edges of the quilt, or is the only way to help this to add overfill?

